03:08 <hanetzer> ello. so, I've put together this config file: https://brpaste.xyz/XkMEvw; it 'seems to' work, in that I can pull information out of the soc which you'd only be able to get out of the soc (various chipid regs and so on). However if I try 'mon reset' it responds with 'hi3516dv300.a9: how to reset?', not sure where to go from there tbh. the jtag connector only has nTRST broken out

05:27 <PaulFertser> hanetzer: then you probably need to write a Tcl handler that would use SoC's WDT to reset.

05:29 <PaulFertser> Or another SoC-specific way. "reset-assert" handler it is I think.

05:35 <hanetzer> got a general example of that?

06:05 <PaulFertser> hanetzer: atheros_ar9331.cfg where it halts the target and then does some "mww" command.

06:06 <PaulFertser> If you have Linux sources for that target you can see how it has restart handler implemented.

06:06 <hanetzer> its pretty simple. just a write to a reg.

06:39 <hanetzer> PaulFertser: am I ssupposed to understand that that mww command resets the cpu?

07:32 <PaulFertser> hanetzer: mww is write to some memory-mapped peripheral. Should be described in the SoC manual.

07:32 <indy> zapb__, libjaylink 0.3.0 in fedora rawhide, f37, f36 on the way

07:33 <indy> borneoa_, PaulFertser any timeframe for 0.12 release?

07:33 <hanetzer> PaulFertser: yeah, I know mww. I just don't know that particular register :)

07:33 <PaulFertser> hanetzer: I suggest you check u-boot or Linux sources for your target SoC to find out the right address and value.

07:33 <PaulFertser> indy: first RC planned for some time September iirc.

07:36 <borneoa_> indy: yes, rc1 some time in mid September. Let's wait for people get back from vacation to ask what is pending in gerrit and valuable for the release.

07:36 <indy> borneoa_, PaulFertser ok

07:37 <hanetzer> PaulFertser: *I know my register*. I just didn't know the one from the ar9331 config you suggested.

07:37 <PaulFertser> hanetzer: ah, I see. Neither did I, but I made an educated guess about the meaning :)

08:18 <zapb__> indy, nice, thanks!