Hi So that does look like an older version of tcpborphserver - if my history is correct, that version doesn't even have a ?progremote command yet, though it should have an ?upload command which does something similar.
I suppose you could run ?status or ?fpgastatus to confirm that the fpga hasn't been programmed or try to run ?upload port filename (and a second netcat connection to that port parameter, like ftp does it) to attempt an upload by hand, but I suspect it would be easier to find a newer filesystem image. Hopefully the wiki's or somebody else can point you at the authoritative new version of the romfs (or nfs image) - while there are several images in one of the ska-sa repositories on github, it is probably best to pick the one the community is using. regards marc On Sat, Apr 1, 2023 at 6:15 PM Austin Dymont <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Marc,Thanks for the rapid response. Here's the log-lvl info. Trying > 192.168.4.20...Connected to 192.168.4.20.Escape character is '^]'.#version > memcpy-88-g38ad77a-dirty#build-state 2013-04-11T11:50:43?log-level > debug!log-level ok debug#log info 1133318717282 raw > new\_client\_co > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > <https://za.report.cybergraph.mimecast.com/alert-details/?dep=wyezVTpwtzojBu2qCXQK0g%3D%3DjTazUDg73xU3GUzq9DFKa8wUK5TzvWw855asR5hplkKt7tTxmCHgIcuQM%2BlEfdIgTMgdaE1Ee65xzN0J291tZBnDuUaRIu0Km19uXiqByD4Mq0bvLWYVM5abUXE377l5YJfDmh5Tm4w7VfPfDmibUZ51QQOpLnH0YyxMAyQ4azc%2FTdi6hgjel1wRCljQXTuy9B9n6VMgdYqEGR6uDh75SMLf7FpOf9vb1gapRwKZs2fM8Sopl%2Bh5BMeZlQehjlbmUBbBIlf0BFWt2ub350UIAqNVHajZI1L1HZg3QT8MW5wGXbTcBjxaGQl7gUpaa%2FZbczxqvlrDf09r6tqTeWMri2l6n2sganGy%2FMTHHOWHkIdgim5%2FDdf%2BJDbKNq312qkGPCEtKD8Wmu9umx0rFCkfTosQx%2B%2F%2FIizOe7bslkZLMed3Xqui7XSDNnooksqAfRMYqW8zdvPxRygKu7JIRR4k0qyhGQej1wHlZnQyNQWxzONmsLWErZxKogaLFX4ol13KDizwBM2obKv%2B1qz3Dx5cE62beAX%2B8Dp4WzOrZhgItdoXKtD1eYWmKVy29SF9QNI%2BnKWKluHumD197aGXLrVpNx16h92dNdbrf7hCib4JgCu%2BTWrzFdd7%2F0OgBsrn5XCDsX0Bts3pnhEpY0JAvOuDmYbKNrbuxbKTpaUOtaxmFro%3D> > Hi Marc, > > Thanks for the rapid response. Here's the log-lvl info. > > Trying 192.168.4.20... > Connected to 192.168.4.20. > Escape character is '^]'. > #version memcpy-88-g38ad77a-dirty > #build-state 2013-04-11T11:50:43 > ?log-level debug > !log-level ok debug > #log info 1133318717282 raw new\_client\_connection\_192.168.4.1:38120 > #client-connected 192.168.4.1:38120 > #log info 1133318717284 raw received\_end\_of\_file\_from\_ > 192.168.4.1:38120 > #client-disconnected 192.168.4.1:38120 > #log info 1133318717286 raw new\_client\_connection\_192.168.4.1:38128 > #client-connected 192.168.4.1:38128 > #log debug 1133318717287 raw client\_message\_<?watchdog> > #log debug 1133318717289 raw client\_message\_<?read\_sys_board_id\_0\_4> > #log error 1133318717289 raw fpga\_not\_programmed > #log debug 1133318717291 raw client\_message\_<?read\_sys_board_id\_0\_4> > #log error 1133318717291 raw fpga\_not\_programmed > #log debug 1133318718295 raw client\_message\_<?progremote\_2477> > #log info 1133318718356 raw received\_end\_of\_file\_from\_ > 192.168.4.1:38128 > #client-disconnected 192.168.4.1:38128 > > > Austin > > ------------------------------ > *From:* [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf > of Marc <[email protected]> > *Sent:* Friday, March 31, 2023 2:25 PM > *To:* [email protected] <[email protected]> > *Subject:* Re: [casper] Roach2 progremote error & CASPER slack account > > > > On Fri, Mar 31, 2023 at 6:38 PM Austin Dymont <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hello, > > > Hi > > > My name is Austin Dymont, a new graduate student at the University of > Chicago. I'm in need some help regarding the setup of a ROACH2. I'm running > into an issue with programming the roach with a new .fpg file. I followed > through with some of the intro tutorial from the toolflow > <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://casper-toolflow.readthedocs.io/projects/tutorials/en/latest/tutorials/roach/tut_intro.html__;!!BpyFHLRN4TMTrA!8OYiZDPnURC6x21rOpZx_aDihMamA4soZmByl42UEXnkDB_XfGaMSBHzm-LdlGx7fRtZ8miLhlOICYWTGg$>. > The tutorial was able to connect to the ROACH2 and begin talking to it, > checked by pinging and the is_connected() returned true. It errored when it > tried to run progremote. > > INFO:192.168.X.XX:192.168.X.XX: uploading > tutorial/roach2/tut_intro/roach2_tut_intro.fpg, programming when done > <class 'RuntimeError'> > ('progremote request(Request to client 192.168.X.XX failed.) on host > 192.168.X.XX failed',)) > > > > If you telnet (or nc) to the roach on port 7147 while you do this, there > might be some messages telling us a bit more. And if you type > > ?log-level debug > > on that connection, you might get more detailed feedback. Let us know what > you see and hopefully we can point you in the right direction. > > On that connection you could also try to program fpg files by hand, though > that will involve a second netcat - it works in a similar way to ftp. > > Regarding the uboot prompt: There are standalone tftp servers as well as > one part of dnsmasq, and if you do a printenv at the uboot prompt you can > see what those run macros expand to, so you could run the tftp get by hand > too... > > I'd put off reflashing uboot until later, if that goes wrong then it > becomes quite a bit more tricky to recover > > regards > > marc > > > > *Disclaimer* > > The information contained in this communication from the sender is > confidential. It is intended solely for use by the recipient and others > authorized to receive it. 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