RE: [avr-gcc-list] JTag, AVaRICE and AVR-GDB problem

[Brian Cuthie]

Try slowing the JTAG clock down with the avarice command line -B option. I
would start with 125KHz, especially if you have a part that's got a virgin
fuse-map.

-brian 

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> Hello,
> 
> I am having difficulty debugging some bootloader code in 
> AVRStudio, so I have been (unsuccessfully) trying to get 
> GDB/Insight, AVaRICE and an Atmel JTag-ICE working on a 
> Windows 2000 system. AVaRICE seems to connect to the JTag-ICE 
> (via a serial port) and program the chip, but Insight and 
> AVR-GDB both fail when trying to connect to AVaRICE (such as 
> when issuing a "remote localhost 4242" command to AVR-GDB). 
> AVR-GDB gives the error "Couldn't establish connection to 
> remote target . Remote failure reply: E01". On the AVaRICE 
> side, it seems to get a connection on a different port (I 
> think port 1485 was one of the other ports that AVaRICE 
> reported a connection on), the GDB connection is immediately 
> exited, then AVaRICE exits.
> 
> I am using the Insight, AVR-GDB and AVaRICE installed with 
> WinAVR. Is there a place (or places) to get a newer set of 
> compiled executables [I'm still working my way into the 
> toolchain and not able to compile from sources :( ], or does 
> anyone know what I might try to get this to work.
> 
> Thank you for your help.
> JerryB
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