* Jamey Hicks <jamey.hicks@hp.com> [021009 18:28]:
>There are two things that are important here. First, that the wires are
>not shorted together. Second, that there is a good solid connection for
>each wire.
>>>joints. I would also recommend making the wires as short as possible.
Well, I re-checked everything. Wires are quite short now, less than half
a meter. Connections are solid and well isolated.
Still I get the same results.
An additional thing I have realized is that the the chip next to the
JTAG connector gets very hot when I try to start jflash.
I cannot read the model number of the chip because it is somewhat
erased. it is a Motorola ending in 150. It has written '2C1', and at its
left there is an equal one, but with '4C1' written on it.
>>And if I succesfully load the bootldr, will I need a serial connection?
>>Or is there any way I can get linux installed by using only the JTAG
>>and USB port? I had successfully used the Jornada through the USB port
>>under Linux with WindowsCE on the PDA, if that's of any relevance until
>>it is a fully linux machine :)
>>
>You will need a serial connection to use the bootldr to install linux in
>flash.
It seems I won't get the chance to try the serial connection...
-- Javier Marcet <jmarcet@pobox.com> Saint Louis University, Madrid Campus
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