Peter Desnoyers wrote: > > You need to take the ELF file, ppcboot, and convert it into a .bin file > using the vision ICE convert utility. > > The file format referred to as "BIN" in the visionICE documentation > isn't a real binary image - it has a special header. >
OK. When I try that it tells me: Conversion Failed: no data was extracted from the selected address range. Where the address ranges are: /var/opt/visionXD/bin/convert -w ppcboot -b convert v7.8A Copyright (c) 1996-2001 Wind River HSI convert ELF file ppcboot to BDX file ppcboot.bdx Extracting image from 'ppcboot' Writing binary download image to 'ppcboot.bdx' Maximum packet size: 0x100 Lower address: 0x0 Upper address: 0xffffffff Execution address: 0x40000000 Image written Processing time: 0.011 seconds Lower Image Address: 0xfe000000 Upper Image Address: 0xfe020000 I also tried: /var/opt/visionXD/bin/convert -w ppcboot -b convert v7.8A Copyright (c) 1996-2001 Wind River HSI convert ELF file ppcboot to BDX file ppcboot.bdx Extracting image from 'ppcboot' Writing binary download image to 'ppcboot.bdx' Maximum packet size: 0x100 Lower address: 0x0 Upper address: 0xffffffff Execution address: 0x40000000 Image written Processing time: 0.011 seconds which gives me a file "ppcboot.bdx". VisionXD still complains that it's not a flat binary though. Any thoughts? Thanks, Andy ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
