Need info on VU+ JTag Broadcom Tools ( Solved )

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    Could you please detail about voltages? Which ones? I do have the cfe file, the one posted in this forum together with the BBS tool. Is not good?


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    Does anyone know what offset should be used when flashing the NAND with BBS3? Is it 0x00000000?


    Quote from echolite

    You success.. i cant upload the cfe filr, but eems no suppert here anymore-- only questions- i hope somebody will respond to you.. btw. did you checked the voltages- where need to..

    hello,


    to me, and 'came the same jtag, but the important thing is not' a single image that makes seeing where they put on the motherboard correctly the 4 wires, then also the other thing on the pdf there are 2 pictures of jtag but I think they are incorrect because the positions of the wires in the nstra jTAG 4 GND and that shown in the 2 phono in my opinion does not work (I burned my jtag at the time) I'm gonna 'order another one.

    VuSolo_VuSOLO.PRO_VuZero_VuSOLO2 SE_DR.800sim japar ed 800SEsim a8p_Mutant 51_4k_GB.UE.4k_DM.920

    Hi


    Trying to jtag a Ultimo.


    Anyone come across this error before?


    I get connected fine the problem comes when selecting the flash file K9FG08U0A and then refreshing I get this error.


    Device id returned from the flash: D3 does not match


    Any ideas ?


    Have a gut feeling the K9FG08UAO xml file is the problem.


    Anyone have a later version ?

    Hello everyone,
    I would like to know if I were able to upload the cFe_UNO.zip file with JTAG into the receiver? Sure thing after its decompression :) As I can see this it's UNO's bootloader so it seems like there's no problem with it.


    Thank you.

    Quote from Compo

    Does any one have the Samsung K9K8G08U0D.xml file ?


    This is i think the correct file for the flash nand in the ultimo not the one quoted in the VU.pdf guide.


    regards


    Yes, is what I have in my unit. You might find some Ultimo with K9F8G08U0M as well. make sure what NAND you have in the unit first.

    hello, i have bcm96361 in my router and i wont to try to use studio3 fo read and write nand flash ,nand is in list and supported by studio3 but wath config i use for 6361? is possible?

    verify the data sheet from your memory that you have on your board , and compare with the data sheet for memory that Broadcom studio3 selected from Flash list, when program give you CONNECTED.


    between this 2 memories , in data sheet , you will find some difference on ID marker
    generate in Flash folder, a new XML. file for your new memory that will be corected , with new Marker.


    after that, the error need to not reappear.


    but you need to modify the XML for this memory to fit to what you have on your board


    ========================


    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
    - <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung K9F1G08U0A" type="NAND" technology="SLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="2048" />
    - <ID>


    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0xEC</Maker>


    - <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0xF1</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="gbit">1</Size>
    - <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>1024</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">128</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>


    ======================================


    look very - closer on the code of the version of the memory that you have on board, and find the data sheet for her, and produce your XML - using the example posted already


    after that , the broadcom studio will communicate with processor from board , and the back-up can become .


    check for revision of this memory , and for modifications , after revisions.


    see
    page 29
    page 35


    Edited 4 times, last by yinyang ().

    please, I'm not an expert . I have ST NAND512W3A nand and bcm96361 ,wat can i do...please can you help me step by step for configure studio3:09:

    Quote from piolo68

    please, I'm not an expert . I have ST NAND512W3A nand and bcm96361 ,wat can i do...please can you help me step by step for configure studio3:09:



    you need this


    1. plugin for your processor --- bcm96361
    2. in program files> Broadcom> Broadcom studio3> Flashes-- you need to add the definition of XML file for your memory ST NAND512W3A, and this XML need to be correct made


    open program Broadcom studio3
    go to
    TOOLS>Device Manager> ADD { plugin for your processor }
    after
    View>> DEVICES> PLUG IN {bcm96361}


    and start


    select your interface type - SPI , I2C , usb, etc


    start to play


    ==================


    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
    - <Flash maker="ST" name="ST NAND512W3A" type="NAND" technology="SLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="512" />
    - <ID>
    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0x20</Maker>
    - <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0x76</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="mbit">512</Size>
    - <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>4096</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">16</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>


    ======================
    but you need the bcm96361 plugin - to start playing

    Edited once, last by yinyang ().

    Quote from Compo

    Does any one have the Samsung K9K8G08U0D.xml file ?


    This is i think the correct file for the flash nand in the ultimo not the one quoted in the VU.pdf guide.


    regards


    let's give some help here.
    you always need to check the NAND data that you have on board, and to check for revisions. Also you need to read technical news regarding NAND writting, and reading

    Edited 2 times, last by yinyang ().

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung K9F1G08R0A" type="NAND" technology="SLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="2048"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0xEC</Maker>
    <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0xA1</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="gbit">1</Size>
    <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>1024</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">128</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung K9F1G08U0A" type="NAND" technology="SLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="2048"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0xEC</Maker>
    <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0xF1</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="gbit">1</Size>
    <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>1024</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">128</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung K9F2G08R0A" type="NAND" technology="SLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="2048"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0xEC</Maker>
    <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0xAA</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="gbit">2</Size>
    <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>2048</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">128</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung K9F2G08U0A" type="NAND" technology="SLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="2048"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0xEC</Maker>
    <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0xDA</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="gbit">2</Size>
    <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>2048</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">128</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung K9LBG08U0M" type="NAND" technology="MLC">
    <Command type="Nand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="4096"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxbyte="1" offset="0x00">0xEC</Maker>
    <Device maxbyte="1">
    <DevId offset="0x01">0xD7</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="gbit">32</Size>
    <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>8192</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">512</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung KFG4GH6U4M" type="OneNAND">
    <Command type="OneNand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="4096"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxword="1" offset="0x00">0x00EC</Maker>
    <Device maxword="1">
    <DevId offset="0x02">0x0255</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="mbit">4096</Size>
    <Sector uniform="false" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>1024</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">512</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <Flash maker="Samsung" name="Samsung KFG1216U2B" type="OneNAND">
    <Command type="OneNand" programmode="Block" maxbyte="2048"/>
    <ID>
    <Maker maxword="1" offset="0x00">0x00EC</Maker>
    <Device maxword="1">
    <DevId offset="0x02">0x0025</DevId>
    </Device>
    </ID>
    <Size unit="mbit">512</Size>
    <Sector uniform="true" secure="false">
    <MaxSector>512</MaxSector>
    <Size unit="kbyte">128</Size>
    </Sector>
    </Flash>

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