Re: [microblaze-uclinux] Announce: Multithreaded application debu g now supported

[Paul Hartke <phartke@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Perhaps the MDM "JTAG-uart" could be used as well.

The way I use it now is to manually add another "# Definitions for UARTLITE"
block in the auto-config.in file before copying it over in the kernel.  The
only parameters to change are the BASEADDR, HIGHADDR, and IRQ.  The jtag
uart then becomes /dev/ttyS1

In EDK 8.1, there is a new "terminal -jtag_uart_server" option.  From the
documentation: "If -jtag_uart_server option is specified, a TCP server is
opened at port_no. Use any hyperterminal utility to communicate with
opb_mdm UART interface over TCP sockets. Default value for port_no is
4321."

BTW, I asked a while ago if anyone had used the jtag uart since I was having
troubles.  Pretty sure it was my own setup--haven't had any issues with the
-jtag_uart_server option.

Paul

Quoting John Williams <jwilliams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi Claudio,
>
> Claudio Lanconelli wrote:
>
> > I have the same problem: I don't have ethernet on my board.
> >
> >> On the host when you connect use serial connection (instead of
> TCP/IP).
> >>
> >
> > How to do this? The mb-uclinux-gdb seems to have only "Remote/TCP :
> XMD"
> > as target settings.
> > Do I need some command line parameters?
>
> Ah, it's a GUI thing.  There's a few aspects to this - including how to
> use gdbserver via serial when you've also got the console/login shell
> there.  Give me a day or two, I'll get back to you soon.
>
> John
>
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