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[UrJTAG-dev] Plenty of forks of 0.10, when is the next release of urjtag planned?
Benjamin Henrion
2014-05-12 09:50:54 UTC
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Hi,

I just wanted to know when was the release planned for the next
version of urjtag?

Many distros are still stuck with 0.10, which starts to be old.

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Steffen Koepf
2014-05-15 12:52:56 UTC
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Hi,

i have developed several patches like:
- TRST Pin control at turtelizer2
- OE-Control for Altera USB-Blaster (Clones), useful for switching
off drivers when jtag-port signals are used for other purposes, too
- Control of all output signals for Altera USB-Blaster (Clones), useful
for being able to control TRST and SRST manually, for example when they
are used as a jtag-enable function like we have it on smaller devices.

I got no response when i mailed the turtelizer patch on this list.
Maybe this project is dead in the meantime?
Is there another project in the meantime, for playing svf files?


Greets,

Steffen
Post by Benjamin Henrion
Hi,
I just wanted to know when was the release planned for the next
version of urjtag?
Many distros are still stuck with 0.10, which starts to be old.
Best,
--
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Paul Fertser
2014-05-15 13:48:40 UTC
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Hi,
Post by Steffen Koepf
Is there another project in the meantime, for playing svf files?
Please try OpenOCD and report your feedback. They have an active IRC
channel #openocd @ freenode.net and mailing lists.

If you have any issues playing back any particular SVF file I would be
rather interested to help with that.

You can also control many signals (including TRST and SRST) manually
("jtag_reset" command for reset signals; and "ftdi_set_signal" for aux
lines of ftdi-based adapters) .

The only major thing that I'm aware of that's present in UrJTAG but
absent in OpenOCD is a BSDL parser, but one can do Boundary Scan with
OpenOCD after parsing with an external tool (or just looking at the
file with his or her eyes :) ).
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Steffen Koepf
2014-05-15 16:23:12 UTC
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Hi,

playing back svf files: The svn version of urjtag has thrown errors
some weeks ago, the stable release 0.10 worked.

The signals are not controllable manually with the usb blaster driver,
because the driver has not implemented it, the functions in question
do nothing than a return. I added this and can publish the patches if
you want.

So whats the future of the urjtag project?

cu,

Steffen

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