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new flash support documented
| author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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| date | Sat, 01 Jun 2019 06:46:46 +0000 |
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| 3 * Bugfix: the ability to override CFLAGS= from the top level (see INSTALL) | 3 * Bugfix: the ability to override CFLAGS= from the top level (see INSTALL) |
| 4 has been fixed and now actually works as intended. | 4 has been fixed and now actually works as intended. |
| 5 | 5 |
| 6 * New developer utility fc-bin2rftab can read or extract RF parameter tables | 6 * New developer utility fc-bin2rftab can read or extract RF parameter tables |
| 7 from binary files and convert them into our FreeCalypso ASCII format. | 7 from binary files and convert them into our FreeCalypso ASCII format. |
| 8 | |
| 9 * The way in which fc-loadtool handles different flash configurations has been | |
| 10 completely redesigned; there should be no user impact on any previously | |
| 11 supported target, but the new architecture makes it much easier to add | |
| 12 support for new target devices and allows the possibility of different flash | |
| 13 chip types (autodetected at run time) on the same -h target. See the new | |
| 14 doc/Loadtool-flash-support article for the details. | |
| 8 | 15 |
| 9 * Iota poweroff command in the target-utils suite (primarily affecting the | 16 * Iota poweroff command in the target-utils suite (primarily affecting the |
| 10 loadagent target program used by loadtools) now programs the VRPCAUX register | 17 loadagent target program used by loadtools) now programs the VRPCAUX register |
| 11 like TI's TCS211 firmware does before sending the DEVOFF command. This | 18 like TI's TCS211 firmware does before sending the DEVOFF command. This |
| 12 change fixes the erratic behaviour that was occurring on TI/FC development | 19 change fixes the erratic behaviour that was occurring on TI/FC development |