The command recommended by Ale works perfectly. This not only shows that my installation is functional, but more importantly will allow me to do development work. Thanks very much, Ale, this gets me out of a tight corner.
I suspect that the major factor is the explicit specification of the file format, so that the script does not even need to consider the possiblity of any format other than intel hex. Still, the fact that the module is missing is a lurking trap - presumably it is needed under some circumstances. Does anybody know about this? On April 1, 2003 13:42, a...@tiger-marmalade.com wrote: > Hmmm... I'm not sure what you're trying to do there, but here is the > command that I use to load a program: > > jtag.py -Iepv x.ihex > > I - specify Intel Hex format (ihex) > e - masserase > p - program > v - verify > > I don't do anything fancy with jtag.py, just load a program to run. I know > there are a lot more options that I'm missing out on, but this seems to > work okay for me. > > HTH. > > -Ale > > > I'm struggling to install pyjtag, and it seems likely I'm almost there, > > because I can run the script, but it is missing a module: > > > > r...@triffid jtag.py -eEr -R 2048 ccas.ihex > > MSP430 parallel JTAG programmer Version: 1.3 > > > > An error occoured: > > No module named elf > > > > I found several other modules, but this beats me. Can anybody tell me > > where it is found? -- Rick Jenkins <r...@hartmantech.com> Hartman Technica http://www.hartmantech.com Phone +1 (403) 230-1987 voice & fax 221 35 Avenue. N.E., Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2E 2K5
