On 08/12/2011 08:31 AM, Werner Almesberger wrote:
> Xiangfu Liu wrote:
>> I met once yesterday:
>> http://en.qi-hardware.com/irclogs/latest.log.html#t10:07

the correct link is 
http://en.qi-hardware.com/irclogs/qi-hardware_2011-08-11.log.html#t09:42

>> ~~~~
>> xiangfu      I tried 7 times then it can not boot up. then I use jtag read 
>> the standby back.
>> xiangfu      diff with origin one. I got one diff:
>> xiangfu      -0000a80 0000 26cc 0000 0000 0000 0000 440c 6000
>> xiangfu      +0000a80 1000 26cc 0000 0000 0000 0000 440c 6000
>> ~~~~
> 
> It would be good to read back several times, because USB-JTAG may
> itself introduce (hopefully random) errors.

Hi Werner
 I miss the chance. :(

> 
> Michael Walle mentioned on #milkymist that reading the NOR via gdb
> (using the serial port of the USB-JTAG board) would be much faster
> than with JTAG. And in addition, gdb protects the data with its own
> checksum, which may help.
>

Hi Michael Walle
 how to do that, can you give me some tips

 
> In any case, this is useful information:
> 
> - the problem does seem to be persistent. I.e., if you reset (?),
>   it doesn't disappear

it persistent, I tried up-plug several times, cann't boot anymore

> 
> - if this was indeed a "0" -> "1" bit flip, that's worrying. The
>   NOR is erased to "1" and a write changes a "1" into a "0", but
>   cannot change "0" back to "1".

sorry. not clear about this. the origin is '1', it changed from '1' --> '0'

> 
> Did the boot failure occur immediately after flashing, or did the
> board boot normally for a while before starting to fail ?

I am try to [power cycle] --> [rending 30 seconds] --> [power cycle] in my m1
it failure at 7 times.

> 
> What we still don't know is whether this what you observed on
> M1rc2 is truly same problem that Adam sees on M1rc3. But I guess
> we'll find out soon enough :-)
> 
>> then I only reflash the standby. test ~18 times. all works fine.
> 
> If this is really a NOR corruption and if it is caused by incorrect
> sequencing of power supplies, perhaps power-cycling (instead of the
> reset button) could make it happen more often.
> 
> - Werner
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