Thanks all for help on this. Switched to a 1 meter cable and got it to work on speed == 8 today. Thnaks a lot! /Ake Tom Walsh wrote: > David Hawkins wrote: > > >Hey Tom, > > > > > > > >>This was the primary reason I purchased an Abatron BDI2000.. > >> > >> > > > >I'll get work to buy me an Abatron one of these days ... the > >price of the basic unit from Ultimate Solutions (a US distributor) > >is about $2800 (BDI2000 & bdiGBD PPC4x + P/s and cable kit). > >Then to add bdiGDB for other PPC models, ARM, Coldfire etc is > >$1000 per processor. > > > >I was wondering if this is the route you went to get support > >for multiple processors, or whether the BDI2000 allows you > >to write your own interface, eg. the tradeoff being your own > >time versus $1000 to support a new processor. > > > > > This was a big expenditure for me and one that was carefully > considered. The primary reason was not so much the cost as to the > functionality. I've used wigglers and they just can be a nasty little > thing, sometimes you cannot figure out why they won't synchronize. Then > you fuss around and wiggle wires, change caps and then it starts working > again. > > The project that I'm doing (consultant) is very large, there is a lot of > code that needs to be written and the last thing I need is to wonder if > the dongle is any good. The other thing is that there isn't a single > solution to a TCP/remote: use JELIE for the XScale, ARM9 uses > JTAGGER(?), LPC2000 use this if you change this code... Or, get this > guys OC something or other and use that. Too chaotic for my tastes. > > My board setup is two processors: LPC2106 and LPC2138, JTAG is daisy > chained (TDO from one to the TDI of the other processor). I can launch > two instances of Insight and debug either processor. Send a serial > string from one processor and breakpoint reception of the string on the > other processor. I did not think that a dongle could debug a chain, it > might, but the time I had to spend on other areas of the project didn't > leave guesswork to the debug setup. > > >Is there anything particularly 'special' about using a BDI > >versus a Wiggler, other than the fact that its convenient, > >debugged, and supported hardware. eg. does Abitron pay ARM etc to > >license an interface to say the trace module that somehow > >makes the BDI interface better? I've used a TI JTAG-like > >interface before and you could only purchase a unit from TI > >or a licensee since the interface was proprietry. > > > > > > > The other thing is that I don't deal with external software to program > the Flash of the processors. I simply telnet into the BDI2000, type > "s1" or "s2" to select either processor, then type "er" to erase and > "pr" to program. The BDI2000 uses tftp to fetch the previously defined > binary for the respective processor. > > > >Most of the processors I play with as a hobby, so getting work > >to pay the extra money for adding processors is not so easy :) > > > > > > > BTDT, I've gotten tired of a two-line LCD or an LED to debug with. heh. > > Regards, > > TomW > > > -- > Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant > http://openhardware.net, http://cyberiansoftware.com > "Windows? 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Re: [lpc2000] WIGGLER and cable length
2005-11-10 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
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