NishanthMenon changed the topic of #openocd to: this is the place to discuss all things OpenOCD | Logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/openocd/
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<r0oland> good Morning/Day/Evening.
<r0oland> I am trying to push a patch to the review server, and have been following the instructions here:
<r0oland> pulling the code and setting up the remote on my machine worked as expected, but when trying to push the changes I get
<r0oland> "ssh: connect to host review.openocd.org port 29418: Network is unreachable"
<r0oland> however pinging review.openocd.org works just fine
<PaulFertser> r0oland: hi
<PaulFertser> r0oland: "ssh review.openocd.org -p 29418" works here both via IPv6 and legacy IP. Must be something on your side I guess.
<PaulFertser> I'll be back in an hour, please stay on channel.
<r0oland> ok, thanks for checking, might be our corporate firewall bs then
<r0oland> I'll try from home again
<PaulFertser> I think our Gerrit allows pushes via HTTPS too, with a password.
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<braunr> hello
<braunr> i'm using an olimex arm tiny high-speed probe
<braunr> with its ftdi driver
<braunr> it does the job but i'd like to use the internal itm feature of my stm32f7 mcu
<braunr> and it seems i need to use swd, not jtag for this
<braunr> is this possible at all or am i wasting my time ? i can't find clear enough answers :/
<PaulFertser> braunr: hi
<PaulFertser> braunr: with ftdi-based JTAG probe you can usually get SWD working using the "resistor hack". Or proper SWD add-on.
<PaulFertser> braunr: itm can be captured by some other UART or LA.
<braunr> LA ?
<PaulFertser> braunr: yes, but usually the resistor hack works as well.
<braunr> i'm not familiar enough :)
<PaulFertser> braunr: logic analyser.
<PaulFertser> I've used the second interface of FT2232H to capture at 12 MHz, the official doc outlines the procedure I followed.
<PaulFertser> But you can use any other external device as well.
<PaulFertser> The resistor hack is documented in interface/ftdi/swd-resistor-hack.cfg
<braunr> or just found it :)
<braunr> thanks
<PaulFertser> braunr: feel free to ask additional questions if anything's unclear.
<braunr> i've asked one of our hardware guys to work on this
<braunr> thanks
<braunr> PaulFertser: also, it seems the mcu can switch to swd with a special sequence, can openocd do that ? is there already something i may have missed ?
<braunr> i guess it's some data to associated with SWD_EN but again, it's a blur for me
<PaulFertser> braunr: if you "transport select swd" OpenOCD sends the right sequence automatically.
<braunr> oh it's a standard one, ok
<braunr> i should be all set until i can test then, thanks :)
<PaulFertser> braunr: welcome :)
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<Guest8> PaulFertser hello, it's richard (braunr), i'm with my colleague and we're wondering about leaving all the other GND pins connected or not
<Guest8> the hach cfg file says to "leave everything else unconnected", but why ?
<Guest8> hack*
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<PaulFertser> Guest8: hi
<PaulFertser> Guest8: usually adapter has all GND pins shorted by PCB close to the connector. So connecting one is enough.
<Guest8> ok
<PaulFertser> Guest8: that said, if you're using a ribbon cable then sometimes connecting every other line of it to GND can improve signal integrity.
<Guest8> i am
<Guest8> that's why that instruction looked suspicious to me
<PaulFertser> Guest8: I think the comment in the file was written in assumption that connecting as many GND lines as possible is a natural thing to do so goes without saying ;)
<Guest8> ok :)
<PaulFertser> "You also need to have reliable GND connection", so GND is already mentioned, so "everything else" later doesn't include it obviously :)
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<braunr> PaulFertser: it works \o/
<braunr> ugh, now I'm getting another error which blocks me :/
<braunr> "The selected interface does not support tracing"
<braunr> "interface" as in "adapter" ?
<braunr> i enabled debugging and didn't get more than this message (when trying $tpiu enable)
<PaulFertser> braunr: tracing? what prints it?
<PaulFertser> braunr: are you using external specification for tpieu?
<PaulFertser> It should be external since you're not using an adapter which has integrated SWO capturing facility.
<braunr> ok
<braunr> i guess that means i need something like an rs232 transceiver ?
<PaulFertser> braunr: I used the second interface of ft2232h.
<PaulFertser> braunr: you need something that can capture UART-formatted data at the speed you need it.
<braunr> ok i think i get it
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<braunr> PaulFertser: i managed to get something working :)
<braunr> still a work in progress, but as a first step, it's pretty good
<braunr> PaulFertser: so thanks a lot :)
<PaulFertser> braunr: yay, happy to hear that
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