On Sun, Oct 13, 2019 at 1:28 AM wrote:
>
> Hi
> I’ve seen an EHCI debug dongle in the old wiki. I’m trying to build one for 2
> purposes: debug a homebrew os/Shell and make it a new UEFI bootloader.
> However I don’t know where to find further documentation or comments about
> this. I also
A not on EHCI debug, the screwdriver on Beaglebone black would need some
loving but works:
https://github.com/osresearch/heads/issues/541#issuecomment-481513900
On 10/14/19 10:53 AM, Nico Huber wrote:
> On 13.10.19 16:40, Tom Hiller wrote:
>> The wiki briefly mentions "usb_debug_io.c" with a
On 13.10.19 16:40, Tom Hiller wrote:
> The wiki briefly mentions "usb_debug_io.c" with a link to an old trac
> ticket. Could a second device connected via usb only read the logs? I
> am curious on the feasibility of attaching an Android phone/tablet with
> an app that could easily read coreboot
On 13.10.2019 10:27, Mike Banon wrote:
With a couple of FT232H from china/aliexpress and two USB extension cables
for them
Actually, even just one FT232H plus one USB-UART (pl2303, for example)
will work.
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I do not mean to hijack the question but is a hardware usb to serial
device required?
The wiki briefly mentions "usb_debug_io.c" with a link to an old trac
ticket. Could a second device connected via usb only read the logs? I
am curious on the feasibility of attaching an Android
Know I'm a bit late, but for me it was much easier to use FT232H-based
USB board as a debug dongle. Initially I also wanted to build that
FX2LP sandwich, but some confusion regarding the revisions (it's a bit
tiresome to ask many sellers for a board revision in advance) and the
need for
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