Name
JTAG support — Usage
Use of JTAG for debugging
JTAG can be used to single-step and debug loaded applications, including RedBoot. Only JTAG configuration applications should be debugged using JTAG, RAM applications assume the presence of RedBoot and ROM applications reset the CPU clock, which may cause the debugger to disconnect.
Ronetix PEEDI notes
On the Ronetix PEEDI, the
peedi.at91sam9g45ek.cfg
file should be used
to setup and configure the hardware to an appropriate state to
load programs. This includes setting up the SDRAM controller.
The peedi.at91sam9g45ek.cfg
file also
contains an option to define whether hardware or software
breakpoints are used by default, using the
CORE0_BREAKMODE
directive in the
[PLATFORM_ARM]
section. Edit this file if you
wish to use hardware break points, and remember to restart the
PEEDI to make the changes take effect.
On the PEEDI, debugging can be performed either via the telnet interface or using arm-eabi-gdb and the GDB interface. In the case of the latter, arm-eabi-gdb needs to connect to TCP port 2000 on the PEEDI's IP address. For example:
(gdb) target remote 111.222.333.444:2000
By default when the PEEDI is powered up, the target will always
run the initialization section of the
peedi.at91sam9g45ek.cfg
file (which
configures the SDRAM among other things), and halts the target.
This behavior is repeated with the reset
command.
If the board is reset (either with the 'reset', or by pressing the reset button) and the 'go' command is then given, then the board will boot as normal. If a second-level bootstrap and ROM RedBoot is resident in NANDFlash, it will be run.
Consult the PEEDI documentation for information on other features.
Running JTAG applications
Applications configured for JTAG startup can be run directly under
JTAG. Once loaded and running via JTAG, HAL diagnostic output
will appear by default on the serial debug port. USART 1
can be chosen instead by setting the
CYGNUM_HAL_VIRTUAL_VECTOR_CONSOLE_CHANNEL
configuration option in the platform HAL to channel 1.
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