In message 1096556093.10111.12.camel@mhpajh5c you wrote:
I presume, then, that I'm either reading the wrong README or the wrong section of it. Thus, following the algorithm given later in the README,
Or you're misinterpreting what you read.
Anyway, in the readme under "Standalone HOWTO" I read and follow:
=> loads ....fine I load the hello_world.srec
go 40004 blah blah blah ## Starting application at 0x00040004
Correct.
HANG
hmm....The hang very much bugs me, and I have no idea why it happens, however, I just want to run an image, and lo and behold:
You must be doing something wrong. This works fine for me.
Ummm... was your image really built for start address 0x00040004?
=> imi 0x00040004 Bad Magic Number
This is normal. Ther eis no image header for standalone applications. [It's "standalone applications", not "standalone application images" - mind the difference. Of course you can also build "standalone application images" which will have a (hopefully valid) image header.]
What have I read incorrectly, please? When I do a loads, it loads into ram, right? Good deal, my ram starts at address 0x0 so everything should
No, it loads to the address you give inthe SRECORD file, this may be RAM, or may be flash, or may be garbage. The result may be different for each of these cases.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk