On Fri, 3 Jan 2014, Mark Lazarewicz wrote:
> Well if you prefer non open source solution and prefer a feature
> rich IDE(CCS5.X) backed by the vendor (TI) @ $79 xdsv2usb is the
> only way. I trust your google skills starting from here
>
> http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard
>
> http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/XDS100
>
> code composer jtag support uses a .gel file to initialize processor
> and memory so you will have to google around for the Beagle Board
> one or uses the bootloader to initialize things and then grab
> control I dont recommend that approach
>
> The industry trend now is jtag over usb with no need for a connector
> the bone white supports this the Beagleboard and Panda and BBB need
> connectors
admitting i know next to nothing about JTAG debugging, can you
clarify a couple things?
first, i need to do some JTAG debugging *strictly* on a beagleboard
xM in a few weeks and, for that, it seems that my most convenient
solution is tin can tools' flyswatter 2 and adapter (which i believe i
even have somewhere buried in a drawer, which makes it *really*
convenient. :-)
next, given that i have that, is there still value in purchasing a
TI XDS100v2? i have no problem investing in more toys as long as they
provide additional value.
i guess i really need to find a good JTAG tutorial somewhere and
start reading ...
rday
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