Hi, > > python ./jtag.py --upload=0 --size=65536 > out.txt > > flash starts at 0x1000...
No problem, because the ram and the registers can also be read and the flash in the MSP430F149 starts at 0x1100. I also tried python ./jtag.py --upload=12346 python ./jtag.py --upload=12346 --size=1024 but no change. If the device can be read than it doesn´t matter which size is choosen. > i suspect that it is a timing issue. some pulses in our jtag sources > seem to be too fast in some circumstances. > another point is that the separate jtag module does no clock adjustment > when programming flash, but uses the default clock of the DCO. i think > that should be accurate enough, but one never knows... (the gdbproxy > does a DCO adjustment each time) That must be the reason because with MSP-PRGS430 (MSP-PRGS430 Serial Programmer which has it´s own processor and power supply) and the program from TI it´s no problem in most cases. Does someone knows a linux driver for the MSP-PRGS430 and the MSP-GANG430 (MSP430 In-System Gang Programmer) from TI? > > It was hard to find jtag.py. I > > could only find it a debian download site. > > it is in the mspgcc.sf.net CVS repository... Ok, thanks. Regards Rolf F.
