16:40 <MGF_Fabio> Hi all, I cannot find the exact command to reset a device. Programming it with "-c program <program> reset exit" works, but I only need to rest it

16:42 <rkta> iirc, drop the program <program> and it should work

16:43 <MGF_Fabio> it says reset command unknown

16:43 <MGF_Fabio> openocd -f interface/stlink.cfg -f target/stm32l0_dual_bank.cfg -c 'reset' => invalid command name "reset"

16:45 <MGF_Fabio> "reset exit" in that context are subcommands of program

16:47 <rkta> Then I did not 'rc' :)

16:49 <MGF_Fabio> found it: it's -c init -c reset

16:50 <rkta> nice

16:53 <PaulFertser> MGF_Fabio: yes, or just -c "init; reset; shutdown"

16:53 <PaulFertser> (reset without arguments is "reset run" that is, reset to let it run)

16:54 <MGF_Fabio> PaulFertser: thanks, that is even better

16:54 <MGF_Fabio> well yes, I want to just reset so that it run again from the start (without having to power cycle )

16:59 <dormito> Hmmm. I'm trying to make sense of some NXP documentation, and at one point I think they say to scan an 8-bit value into IR, but I'm pretty sure this chip has a 4 bit IR. Are there situations where the IR length can change (I'm pretty sure that doesn't make sense ..)?

17:04 <PaulFertser> dormito: sometimes chips have some "JTAG router" inside and then internal TAPs get enabled and disabled.

17:05 <PaulFertser> dormito: but IR itself doesn't change of course.

17:07 <dormito> PaulFertser: interesting, thanks. I'll have to see if can find out if that's the case for this chip

17:07 <PaulFertser> TI calls it "icepick"