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Open source ARM Debugger
By smead
#18649
when I enter 'reset init' I get dumped from openocd, telent and server.
> reset init
> Connection closed by foreign host.

I'm using an LPC2103 board from Olimex. I'd like to be able to start at 0, but to do that I have topush the reset button on the PCB.

Info: openocd.c:82 main(): Open On-Chip Debugger (2006-07-15 12:00 CEST)
By Dominic
#18651
Hi,

you can't debug an LPC2000 uC right out of reset (from 0x0). When the system reset is asserted, the controller keeps the JTAG logic in reset, too. It gets enabled when system reset goes low, but the bootloader disables it again in the first few instructions. After the bootloader verified that CRP isn't enabled, JTAG access gets reenabled. Until the Debugger has a chance to gain control over the target, hundreds and thousands of instructions already have executed.

The best you can get is using "run_and_halt" or "run_and_init", specifying a very low run_and_halt time and jtag_n[st]rst_delay settings. You'll have to experiment with the minimum times (in ms) your board requires.

The syntax and meaning of the various options are explained in the OpenOCD wiki at http://openfacts.berlios.de/index-en.ph ... p_Debugger.

If doing a debug build is fine for you, place a "b -2" on the reset vector (or at the reset handler), give the target as much time as it needs, attach the debugger, and manually advance past that branch.

Regards,

Dominic
By smead
#18995
Thanks Dominic for your help. However, when I click on the link you gave me I get a message that says the wiki has no text. Is there another link.

I'm not having problems with OpenOCD but am having problems with gdb. I'm used to command line gdb, but if I can get some of the same features using OpenOCD then I want to learn how.

Thanks.