> I think this is a very very bad idea which basically makes openocd useless
> as a LPC2000 flash programmer. Very few development tools generate the
> checksum (hence the checksum errors)! It would be better to:
> 1) skip the checksum location on the LPC platform or
> 2) always calculate the checksum in the image before checking or
> 3) continue checking until there are more than 10 differences detected
> (which would be more generic). If there are differences, it is usually
> convenient to know if there is more than one to see if there is a pattern.
> More than 10 mismatches usually means a serious error.

I've added a warning but kept the calc_checksum option so the
situation is better
now.

I think you've got some good ideas, but I think perhaps it is good to let
this problem stew a bit to see if we can't find some more permanent and
clean way to handle this.


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Øyvind Harboe
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