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BGA's are killing my project

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 24 replies

Hi everybody- My project uses several BGA parts. We're in the second board rev stage (rev 2). Our board manufacturer doesn't seem to be able...

Hi everybody- My project uses several BGA parts. We're in the second board rev stage (rev 2). Our board manufacturer doesn't seem to be able to 100% reliably solder those parts down. It makes SW debugging troublesome because one never knows if the SW or the part is misbehaving. We've had 15 boards built and I estimate 20% have BGA problems. I'd like to hear other's experiences with a...


USB JTAG simultaneously

Started by ksas...@gmail.com in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 1 reply

Hello, I am working on a project using the i.MX21 processor having the ARM926EJ-S core. The processor contains the USB controller on chip....

Hello, I am working on a project using the i.MX21 processor having the ARM926EJ-S core. The processor contains the USB controller on chip. The board also has a JTAG interface for debugging. My current problem is that, I need to write a small basic driver to check if the USB sub-system is working on my hardware. Now need to use two USB ports of my development station (Windows PC) ...


MSP430 JTAG over USB for Linux?

Started by Michael N. Moran in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 5 replies

I recently acquired a new laptop, which (of course) has no parallel port. I've been looking into MSP430F169 board from Olimex to use in a...

I recently acquired a new laptop, which (of course) has no parallel port. I've been looking into MSP430F169 board from Olimex to use in a prototyping/testing situation for an FPGA. I'm impressed with the MSP430 line, but I'd like to be able to do the device programming and debugging from my usual Linux development environment. Both TI and Olimex make USB-> JTAG programmers/debuggers


USART0- Receiver

Started by msp430 in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 1 reply

Hello, i am Ravi beginner of MSP430 family controller(MSP430F1611). i am using one downloaded code from TI website for interrupt based Receiver...

Hello, i am Ravi beginner of MSP430 family controller(MSP430F1611). i am using one downloaded code from TI website for interrupt based Receiver program. i am debugging this program can't receive any charector from receiver buffer. so please clarify anybody this group. herewith i am attached those code. #include void main(void) { WDTCTL = WDTPW + WDTHOLD;


avr butterfly and jtag

Started by Mark Andrew in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 2 replies

I have bought an AVR Butterfly as my first step in exploring the wonderful world of microcontrollers, and have worked out how to compile and...

I have bought an AVR Butterfly as my first step in exploring the wonderful world of microcontrollers, and have worked out how to compile and load programs into it using WinAVR, AVR Studio and the RS232 connection. And all for ? 30! Now I want to try my hand at on board debugging. Do I just buy the JTAG dongle for ? 45 and talk through it to the Butterfly with AVR Studio? I can hardly bel...


Really confused by my debugger.

Started by Brendan Gillatt in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 4 replies

I recently purchased a clone Microchip PIC debugger from some Chinese importer http://www.virtualvillage.co.uk/Items/006401-001? (bad...

I recently purchased a clone Microchip PIC debugger from some Chinese importer http://www.virtualvillage.co.uk/Items/006401-001? (bad idea probably, I know). I set it all up, it programs perfectly and does a POST fine. The problem is with debugging. I hit the 'program' button on MPLAB, the PIC is programmed fine but I get an 'ICD0083' error (cannot enter the debug mode on the chip). I'v...


SH3-7709 (80MHz) board - Power-on Reset Problem

Started by Khalid in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 6 replies

Hi I designed an SH3-7709 (80MHz) based industrial controller about 2 years ago, which has been used in a number of applications. This...

Hi I designed an SH3-7709 (80MHz) based industrial controller about 2 years ago, which has been used in a number of applications. This has worked fine after initial debugging and board validation etc. and has been in production now for over 18 months. Recently the contract assembly house was changed to get better quality and value, as the manufacturing volumes are beginning to grow. I...


INVERSE ASSEMBLER FOR 16500B LA

Started by Maxis in comp.arch.embedded19 years ago 4 replies

Dear Forum Memebers I have tried but had not managed to find the 80x51 or R3000 invers assemblers for 16500b logic analyzer. I've got all the...

Dear Forum Memebers I have tried but had not managed to find the 80x51 or R3000 invers assemblers for 16500b logic analyzer. I've got all the recent 16500 standard software including the SYMBOL UTILITY, but no INVERS ASSEMBLER. Currently I am finishing the debugging process of 80x5 and R3000 semi-custom cores and I really badly need thi disassemblers Does anyone have these files? I tried...


[OT] Looking for embedded (PIC) programmer in GTA (Toronto, ON)

Started by Spehro Pefhany in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 6 replies

Hi guys, I'm Looking for an experienced embedded firmware C programmer to develop real-time communication and instrumentation and...

Hi guys, I'm Looking for an experienced embedded firmware C programmer to develop real-time communication and instrumentation and control firmware for a new boards. Familiarity with hardware debugging techniques will be necessary, and ability to work from less than perfect (and changing) documentation. Currently using high end PICs and Ethernet communications. FPGA familiarity wouldn't hurt...


Arm, gdb and jtag

Started by db in comp.arch.embedded20 years ago 11 replies

I am somewhat confused about debugging arm processors through the jtag port using gdb. There does not seem to be a complete GPL based option. I...

I am somewhat confused about debugging arm processors through the jtag port using gdb. There does not seem to be a complete GPL based option. I see alot of commercial software for which I do not have the thousands to spend on and I see bits and pieces of software that looks like it could be integrated to provide jtag debug access, but nothing fully integrated. I have experiemented with imp...


Wishbone, TSK3000 and endianness problem

Started by argee in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago

Hi all, I'm working on interfacing a custom IP core to a TSK3000 (Altium's P/H:MIPS-like soft processor) over WISHBONE bus and it seems I've...

Hi all, I'm working on interfacing a custom IP core to a TSK3000 (Altium's P/H:MIPS-like soft processor) over WISHBONE bus and it seems I've run into some endianness problems. I've always been confused by endianness issues and now, after a few days of debugging both hardware and software, my head is ready to explode. The TSK3000's datasheet states that the processor uses only BIG endian ...


IDH22 D9LHT memories - any datasheet?

Started by wzab in comp.arch.embedded12 years ago 1 reply

Hi, I'm debugging an embedded system which is supposed to be equipped with DDR2 memories. Chips are marked with "IDH22" and below with...

Hi, I'm debugging an embedded system which is supposed to be equipped with DDR2 memories. Chips are marked with "IDH22" and below with "D9LHT". The symbol on the right side is the Micron logo. I can't find such chip in the Micron website. What type of memory it is? Where can I find the datasheet? -- TIA & Regards, Wojtek


Remote debugging using GDB

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 2 replies

Hi, I'am trying to debugg a program loaded into a freescale M52233DEMO evaluation board. I'am starting GDB and than connects to the...

Hi, I'am trying to debugg a program loaded into a freescale M52233DEMO evaluation board. I'am starting GDB and than connects to the ev-board using the following command: target remote | m68k-elf-cfpe-stub -d USBMultilink -t m52235evb I can than communicate with the board using different GDB commands. I can view memory and register content, disassemble, set and view breakpoints. So ...


MSP430 GDB problem.

Started by edson in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 5 replies

Greetings. I'm not sure this is the appropriate forum for this query but I haven't been able to find a forum dedicated to the MSP430 port of...

Greetings. I'm not sure this is the appropriate forum for this query but I haven't been able to find a forum dedicated to the MSP430 port of GDB. I am using msp430-gdb GNU gdb 5.1.1 Code is compiled with msp430-gcc version 3.3 debugging options are enabled. msp430-gdb works fine except that arguments to functions can't be examined. Ie when I put a breakpoint inside a function the values i...


Debugging problem on a LPC2103 with uLink

Started by PeSte in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 4 replies

Hello. I've a problem with LPC2103. I've two boards. The first-one is a Silica Demo Board with a Philips (with Philips logo) LPC2103. The...

Hello. I've a problem with LPC2103. I've two boards. The first-one is a Silica Demo Board with a Philips (with Philips logo) LPC2103. The second one is a home built board with only a NXP (note not Philps marked!) LPC2103 and just supplies and xtal. I've a Keil uLink and I use uVision3 for Arm. So, I can program both MCUs and everything works well. Unfortunately I can debug just only the ...


How to write a GDB-STUB for AT91RM9200?

Started by oklm in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 2 replies

Hello,members! I want to add a debugging stub on AT91RM9200 target,I've looked at some information about it,but i don't know how to write...

Hello,members! I want to add a debugging stub on AT91RM9200 target,I've looked at some information about it,but i don't know how to write that AT91-stub.c? Introduction is: On the host, GDB already understands how to use this protocol; when everything else is set up, you can simply use the `target remote' command . On the target, you must link with your program a few special-purpos...


Good Infineon XC16X JTAG debugger?

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded19 years ago 5 replies

For an existing motor control application, we're considering upgrading from our current ROMless ST10R167 processor to newer one with...

For an existing motor control application, we're considering upgrading from our current ROMless ST10R167 processor to newer one with onboard flash to get faster execution. One of the main attractions of the Infineon XC16X chips is JTAG debugging, with excellent code and onboard peripheral compatibility with the C167/ST10. (Using a bond-out emulator isn't practical with our equipment.) We use ...


Help me Plz!Debugging RAM version of build,produces rt output,Bin version does not!

Started by ssubbarayan in comp.arch.embedded18 years ago 7 replies

Gurus, I have worked in Lots of RTOS projects for consumer electronics applications.I have encountered the following problem in couple...

Gurus, I have worked in Lots of RTOS projects for consumer electronics applications.I have encountered the following problem in couple of instances and till now not able to track the reason behind it,because each time my solution varies.Given below is my brief of the problem: We have a consumer electronics appliance in which when the Target boots up and puts a logo screen,when the user pre...


Debugging Atmel SAM7: Lauterbach or OpenOCD+Amontec JTAGkey?

Started by PretzelX in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 3 replies

Hi, Just wondering if it is worth forking out for the Lauterbach debugger/ICE or to settle for something like OpenOCD + Amontec JTAGKey to...

Hi, Just wondering if it is worth forking out for the Lauterbach debugger/ICE or to settle for something like OpenOCD + Amontec JTAGKey to debug an Atmel SAM7 MCU please? Basically I'd like to be able to set breakpoints in my IDE (Eclipse or Xemacs) and if possible, view contents of registers/RAM etc. Thanks very much. PretzelX.


trouble understanding RETI instruction

Started by jack_e in comp.arch.embedded14 years ago 19 replies

Hi I am having trouble understanding RETI instruction. Being a novice at MSP430 architecture, have begun exploring by writing simple snippets....

Hi I am having trouble understanding RETI instruction. Being a novice at MSP430 architecture, have begun exploring by writing simple snippets. I am trying to blink a LED using a timer. I want to control the dutycycle of the flashing. My query is that after exiting the ISR on RETI, which instruction does the control flow go to. Have tried debugging via different methods but its still unclear. ...



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