Hi Jim,
It is great to hear your work :)
I am currently using OCDLibremote + GDB(from GNUARM) with a wiggler
compatible adapter to debug lpc2104 application. The general procedures:
1) run OCDLibRemote
OCDLibRemote -c ARM7 -d Wiggler -a 1
(using the first parallel port)
2) run GDB in another console
arm-elf-gdb image
target remote :8888
load image
set $pc=0x40000000
continue
lynchzilla wrote:
> Thanks, Gus, for the nice complement.
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> I plan to develop tutorials on ARM debugging with Eclipse, but it's
> going to take several weeks. For example, the ECOS site has explicit
> instructions on how to download and build the ECOS kernel, but they
> fail on a Windows XP machine with some kind of "firewall" error
> message.
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> I'm planning to order a Wiggler ($150 US) or a clone thereof in the
> next couple of days.
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> Seems that there should be two debugging techniques available. First
> is the Redboot monitor from ECOS that would allow absolutely free
> debugging over the serial interface. Redboot has the GDB stubs needed
> by Eclipse.
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> The second method is the JTAG interface which requires hardware and
> some soldering to the TiniARM board. The Macraigor OCD Commander is
> listed on their site as freeware and I think it supports the GDB
> stubs via JTAG also.
>
> If there's anyone out there that has solved this, please let me know.
> I'd be happy to use your information and produce a clear and
> interesting tutorial on it.
>
> Cheers,
> Jim Lynch
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Re: [lpc2000] JTAG debuging
2004-07-22 by Ben Lau
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