01:35 <phr3ak> thanks

09:35 <phr3ak> if I call my proc from command line (-c myproc) it doesn't know the bp command. it is ok if I do this from telnet session.

09:49 <PaulFertser> phr3ak: probably you're calling it before init?

09:50 <phr3ak> should I call init from command line in this case?

09:51 <PaulFertser> -c "init; myproc" should work

09:52 <phr3ak> thanks!

10:09 <phr3ak> where is the bp command created and why doesn't it exist before init?

10:17 <PaulFertser> phr3ak: before init you're supposed to use only configuration commands, to prepare for the init.

10:17 <PaulFertser> Not sure what to tell about the first question, you can do git grep \"bp\" if you want to dig OpenOCD code.

10:21 <phr3ak> i did it but there was too much hit :)

10:25 <PaulFertser> phr3ak: you missed adding the quotes then.

12:01 <phr3ak> in the case of a hardfault, is there an indication on the console or can I see this only after halt command?

12:02 <PaulFertser> In case of a hardfault you need to halt, then you can inspect registers etc.

12:03 <PaulFertser> There's a gdb script to decode armv7-m faults.

12:03 <phr3ak> as I remember it appeared automatically with atmel sam, but now with stm32 I only see it when I issue the halt command

12:04 <phr3ak> but maybe i'm remembering wrong