On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 11:31 PM, Brandon Warhurst wrote:
> 3) If you use push_pull for your reset type, the value associated with
> data is what gets used. when open_drain is used, the OE value is used.
> Good to know, and now that the picture becomes clearer, makes sense. In
> my case, I reall
Hi Brandon.
On Fri, 8 Nov 2013 17:31:01 -0500, Brandon Warhurst wrote:
> I suspected that an incorrectly pulled NTRST was screwing me up. It
> appears that I still get the same bogus IDCODE however. I expected
> to see the TI icepick, but instead I'm getting 0xfe3ff81f, which
> MIGHT be a co
After looking at what was going on I found a few things I didn't know:
1) When openocd starts, it releases the reset lines... probably a good idea,
but I mistook this for attempting an actual initial reset (which isn't really
what you would want if you just startup openocd now that I think about
