On Tuesday 24 April 2018 15:17:40 jeremy youngs wrote:
> 7i90 zip extracted to public folder. Invocation of mesaflash says no
> program to open it . Tried the mesaflash icon and the mesaflash 3
> icon.
I guess I'm old fashioned. I cd to the directory its in and type
"sudo ./mesaflash"enter.
Except on this machine I put a copy in /usr/bin so its in my $PATH.
So a "sudo mesaflash --help"
looks like this:
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gene@coyote:~/Public$ sudo mesaflash --help
Syntax:
mesaflash --device device_name [options]
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --write filename
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --verify filename
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --program filename
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --readhmid
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --reload | --reset
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --sserial
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --rpo address
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --wpo address=value
mesaflash --device device_name [options] --set ip=n.n.n.n
mesaflash --info file_name
mesaflash --help
Options:
--device select active device name. If no command is given it will
detect board with given name and print info about it.
--addr <device_address>
select <device address> for looking for <device_name> (network C mask for
ethernet boards, serial port for USB boards)
--addr_hi set the high register address for the EPP interface
--epp use EPP interface to connect to board, only for boards with
multiply intefaces (7i43, 7i90, 7i64)
--usb use USB interface to connect to board, only for boards with
multiply intefaces (7i43, 7i90, 7i64)
--spi use SPI interface to connect to board, only for boards with
multiply intefaces (7i43, 7i90, 7i64)
--serial use serial interface to connect to board, only for boards with
multiply intefaces (7i43, 7i90, 7i64)
--fallback use the fallback area of the EEPROM while executing commands
--recover access board using PCI bridge GPIO (currently only 6I25)
--xml format output from 'readhmid' command into XML
--verbose print detailed information while running commands
Commands:
--write writes a standard bitfile 'filename' configuration to the
userarea of the EEPROM (IMPORTANT! 'filename' must be VALID
FPGA configuration file)
--verify verifies the EEPROM configuration against the bitfile 'filename'
--program writes a standard bitfile 'filename' configuration to the FPGA
(IMPORTANT! 'filename' must be VALID FPGA configuration
file)
--readhmid print hostmot2 configuration in PIN file format
--reload do full FPGA reload from flash (only ethernet and pci boards)
--reset do full firmware reset (only ethernet boards)
--sserial print full information about all sserial remote boards
--rpo read hostmot2 variable directly at 'address'
--wpo write hostmot2 variable directly at 'address' with 'value'
--set set board IP address in eeprom to n.n.n.n (only ethernet boards)
--info print info about configuration in 'file_name'
--help print this help message
gene@coyote:~/Public$
Which I normally run from the configs dir of where the 7i90hd.zip
was unpacked, that way I don't have to give it the full path to the file
I want to install.
> How do I know what dependencies are required to run this. V 2.7
> 11? Installed
If you install the iso from linuxcnc.org, its dependencies have been
installed already, so its ready to configure and do a trial run after
this has been accomplished.
--
Cheers, Gene Heskett
--
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-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
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