On 10/01/2012, at 14:46, Kyle Manna wrote:
> On 01/10/2012 03:38 AM, Delio Brignoli wrote:
>> Hi Kyle,
>> 
>> No I haven't tried the XDS100v2 yet because the issue does not seem to be 
>> related to the debugger HW. As you say, the issue appears to be lack of 
>> documentation. My immediate need for this is U-Boot debugging and would like 
>> to avoid using CCSv5 if possible. Did you use CCSv5 to debug U-Boot, and if 
>> yes, what was your experience with it? I still hope someone who has 
>> succeeded may chime in and enlighten us.
>> 
>> Thanks
>> --
>> Delio
> I used it extensively to debug u-boot and early Linux kernel init.  This was 
> my first experience with CCSv5 and was originally trying to avoid using it.  
> That said, I was pleasantly surprised and am convinced for newly released 
> chips (such as ti81xx) there is no other way.
> 
> It appears that the CCSv5 tools have a considerable amount of insight into 
> the JTAG scan chain as the CCSv5 developers are privy to the TI internal 
> documents to correctly configure the JTAG chain.  In time I'd like to see 
> OpenOCD support the ti81xx chips, but it wasn't in my schedule to debug what 
> seemed impossible.
> 
> It's also worth noting that the xds100v2 debugger allows you to debug u-boot 
> and the linux kernel with a free limited license[1].  The xds100v2 (and the 
> flyswatter by association I assume) is _very_ slow.  Single stepping code and 
> reading a bunch of memory addresses is painful after awhile, and hence why I 
> changed to the xds560v2.

Hi Kyle,

Thanks, it's very good to know I could fall back to CCSv5 for U-Boot and kernel 
init debugging. I still hope I will not have to do that as I feel the command 
line approach is a more natural and productive fit. I am waiting for feedback 
from TI and I will post again if I can make any progress on this.

Regards
--
Delio



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