newuserNew Member Posts:22
18 Oct 2005 12:26 PM |
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Is there any error checking on the file transfer using the "load" command.
newuser
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AnonymousPosts:
18 Oct 2005 01:46 PM |
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Hi Carl,
Can you be more specific by what kind of error checking you're referring to? Can you give me an example?
Thanks,
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newuserNew Member Posts:22
19 Oct 2005 05:53 AM |
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Hi Aaron
What I ‘m hoping to find out is if “load “ (serial) supports a file transfer protocol that has error detection such as Xmodem or Kermit. A file transfer protocol helps to ensure that data is free of transmission errors.
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AnonymousPosts:
20 Oct 2005 11:54 AM |
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load does not support any file transfer protocol other than raw. load will print out the md5sum of the image that you load. if the image is continuous, you can compare the md5sum with the md5sum obtained on a raw binary file of your image on your pc. you can use the m68k-elf-objcopy command to create a binary image on your pc if your build environment is not producing one when it builds.
Thanks,
Bruce
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newuserNew Member Posts:22
27 Oct 2005 07:13 AM |
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Hi Bruce,
An SREC file contains checksum values within the records. Does load check these values, example: if a check sum value calculated on the received record does not match the value found in the record, will it generate a load error such as error “100 - bad checksum”?. Also is the syntax for a SREC load is “load srec”.
Carl
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AnonymousPosts:
27 Oct 2005 08:36 AM |
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yes on all accounts.
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