Hi Daniel,
The output when programming the ihex binary is the following:
$ sudo mspdebug rf2500 prog bin.ihex
MSPDebug version 0.20 - debugging tool for MSP430 MCUs
Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Daniel Beer dlb...@gmail.com
Trying to open interface 1 on 035
rf2500: warning: can't detach kernel driver: No data available
Initializing FET...
FET protocol version is 30066536
Configured for Spy-Bi-Wire
Set Vcc: 3000 mV
Device ID: 0x5529
Code start address: 0x4400
Code size : 131072 byte = 128 kb
RAM start address: 0x1c00
RAM end address: 0x43ff
RAM size : 10240 byte = 10 kb
Device: MSP430F5529
Code memory starts at 0x4400
Number of breakpoints: 8
Chip ID data: 55 29 14
Erasing...
Programming...
Writing 24 bytes at 1800...
Writing 4096 bytes at 4400...
Writing 4096 bytes at 5400...
Writing 4096 bytes at 6400...
Writing 4096 bytes at 7400...
Writing 4096 bytes at 8400...
Writing 4096 bytes at 9400...
Writing 4096 bytes at a400...
Writing 4096 bytes at b400...
Writing 4096 bytes at c400...
Writing 1716 bytes at d400...
Writing 128 bytes at ff80...
Done, 38732 bytes total
The issue does disappear when removing the .infomem section
$ sudo mspdebug rf2500 prog bin.elf
MSPDebug version 0.20 - debugging tool for MSP430 MCUs
Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Daniel Beer dlb...@gmail.com
Trying to open interface 1 on 035
rf2500: warning: can't detach kernel driver: No data available
Initializing FET...
FET protocol version is 30066536
Configured for Spy-Bi-Wire
Set Vcc: 3000 mV
Device ID: 0x5529
Code start address: 0x4400
Code size : 131072 byte = 128 kb
RAM start address: 0x1c00
RAM end address: 0x43ff
RAM size : 10240 byte = 10 kb
Device: MSP430F5529
Code memory starts at 0x4400
Number of breakpoints: 8
Chip ID data: 55 29 14
Erasing...
Programming...
Writing 4096 bytes at 4400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 5400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 6400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 7400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 8400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 9400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at a400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at b400 [section: .text]...
Writing 3310 bytes at c400 [section: .text]...
Writing 18 bytes at d0ee [section: .data]...
Writing 128 bytes at ff80 [section: .vectors]...
Done, 36224 bytes total
Kind regards,
Jose Honorato
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Daniel Beer dlb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 01:30:25PM -0300, Jose Luis Honorato L. wrote:
I'm writing a basic UART data logger for the msp-exp430f5529 board, and
for
some reason I'm not able to install the generated binary in .elf format
using mspdebug under Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS. Anyhow, when generating a copy
in
ihex format using msp430-objcopy the binary is installed correctly. This
does not happen to every compiled program, just for some. The log when I
try to load the .elf file is the following:
Hi Jose,
Would you be able to show the output (as below) when you're programming
the HEX file?
Programming...
Writing 4096 bytes at 4400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 5400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 6400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 7400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 8400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at 9400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at a400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at b400 [section: .text]...
Writing 4096 bytes at c400 [section: .text]...
Writing 1700 bytes at d400 [section: .text]...
Writing 16 bytes at daa4 [section: .data]...
Writing 24 bytes at 1800 [section: .infomem]...
Writing 128 bytes at ff80 [section: .vectors]...
Done, 38732 bytes total
fet: reply type mismatch
fet: reset failed
warning: prog: failed to reset after programming
fet: reply type mismatch
fet: final reset failed
fet: reply type mismatch
fet: close command failed
Does anything change if you omit the .infomem section from your binary?
- Daniel
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