All,
I've often seen these number messages:
JTAG device found: 0x2190101d (Manufacturer: 0x00e, Part: 0x1901,
Version: 0x2)
I think it would be helpful if they also included
"MFG: 0x00e <HUMANNAME>, Part: 0x1901 <HUMANNAME> ..."
For example - the urjtag package, in the "data" directory has lots of boundary
scan info could we not gleen some of that type of info for use with OpenOCD?
What is stopping openocd from using the same data? Are these numbers not
"realistic", ie: invalid for "debug"?
Second - some not all chips - have alternate means to detect their sizes.
For example - STM32 - you can examine flash to learn size of the flash.
The STM flash code does this now.
And Atmel AT91 parts have something in the debug uart registers.
I'm sure others have the same type of stuff.
The idea is two fold:
1) For a NOOB - first time hookup - if the system said: "I found an ARM7TDMI" -
and that is what you really have, it is very re-assuring.
2) If the part can be absolutely confirmed to be "X" - and configuration says
"Y" - a big nasty message should appear.
-Duane.
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