Chris Liechti wrote:
>
> i have updated the "jtag" and "pyjtag" CVS modules.
Attached are corrections to readme.txt.
Added note that jtag.py needs _parjtag.so from jtag archive in the same
directory.
Fixed some spelling.
Fixed references to pyserjag.
Garst
--- readme.txt~ Sun Jul 28 19:16:39 2002
+++ readme.txt Wed Jan 8 11:44:55 2003
@@ -31,18 +31,20 @@
installations should run fine with the deafults.
On Linux just Python is needed. On some distributions is Python 1.5.2
-instaled per default. You may meed to chage the first line in the script from
+installed per default. You may meed to change the first line in the script from
"python" to "python2". Maybe Python 2.x is in a separate package that has to be
installed. There are rpm and deb binary packages and a source tarball available
through the Python homepage.
-The pyserjtag archive can simply be unpacked to a directory, Windows users
+The pyjtag archive can simply be unpacked to a directory, Windows users
can use WinZip or WinRar among others to extract the gzipped tar file.
-If you want to run it from everywhere the directory where the file pyserjtag.py
+If you want to run it from everywhere the directory where the file jtag.py
is, should be added to the PATH.
Look at "~/.profile", "/etc/profile" on Linux, "autoexec.bat" on Win9x/ME,
System Properties/Environment in Win2000/NT/XP.
+_parjtag.so from the jtag archive must be copied to the same directory as
+jtag.py
Short introduction
------------------
@@ -52,7 +54,7 @@
The program can be started by typing "python jtag.py" in a console. Often
it works also with just "jtag.py" or "./jtag.py".
-USAGE: pyserjtag.py [options] [file]
+USAGE: jtag.py [options] [file]
If "-" is specified as file the data is read from the stdinput.
A file ending with ".txt" is considered to be in TIText format all
@@ -97,8 +99,8 @@
Examples
--------
-These exaples assume that you have added the installation directory to
-the PATH. Type the full path to pyserjtag.py otherwise and maybe use
+These examples assume that you have added the installation directory to
+the PATH. Type the full path to jtag.py otherwise and maybe use
"python jtag.py".
jtag.py -e
@@ -126,7 +128,7 @@
Just start the user program (with a reset).
cat 6port.a43|jtag.py -e -
- Pipe the data from "cat" to pySerJTAG to erase and program the
+ Pipe the data from "cat" to jtag.py to erase and program the
flash. (un*x example, don't forget the dash at the end of the
line)
