I just checked additions to support avr32. Its quite shakey right now,
as it uses many undocumented jtagice-mkii commands with unknown return
codes. Essentially, it mimics what avr32program 4.0.0 does - to the best
of my ability.
At this time, you can burn the flash. It has only been tested with
48,000 byte loads, but the code was modified to handle the full 500,000+
part.
It does not yet support read (or verify).
The syntax for the single hex file I have tested with is:
avrdude -cjtagmkII_avr32 -Pusb -pucr2 -V -Uflash:w:firmware.hex
Occasionally it fails to fully burn the flash - rerun it and it normally
succeeds the next run.
You can also do a chip_erase:
avrdude -cjtagmkII_avr32 -Pusb -pucr2 -e
It cannot do a chip_erase AND a burn on the same line - code needs to
prevent the attempt but does not yet.
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To try it out, you will need to pull source, then bootstrap + configure
+ make - you don't need to install if you put the following in your
.avrduderc file (if you do install it will be in the standard config file)
programmer
id = "jtagmkII_avr32";
desc = "Atmel JTAG ICE mkII";
baudrate = 115200;
type = jtagmkii_avr32;
;
#------------------------------------------------------------
# AVR32UC3A0512
#------------------------------------------------------------
part
id = "ucr2";
desc = "32UC3A0512";
signature = 0xED 0xC0 0x3F;
has_jtag = yes;
is_avr32 = yes;
memory "flash"
paged = yes;
page_size = 512; # bytes
num_pages = 1024 ; # numeric
size = 0x00080000;
offset = 0x80000000;
readsize = 512;
;
;
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