143 | | 5. Run the JTAG program (jtag_usbv4) with the syntax shown below to program a .bin file to the board: |
144 | | {{{ |
145 | | ./jtag_usbv4 –p <filename> # optionally you can append 2>/dev/null to redirect error |
146 | | }}} |
147 | | The switches –u <filename> –v <filename> are also available but are unnecessary to use when programming flash. |
148 | | * '''Note''' - For Laguna boards, please do not flash a squashfs file to the board. A proper JTAG binary must be created with instructions [wiki:OpenWrt/building#BuildingJTAGBinaryFile here] |
149 | | If you encounter any errors see the [#Troubleshooting Troubleshooting] section below |
150 | | |
151 | | jtag_usb options: |
| 143 | 5. Run the JTAG program (jtag_usbv4) with the syntax shown below to program a file to the board: |
| 144 | {{{ |
| 145 | ./jtag_usbv4 –p <filename> |
| 146 | }}} |
| 147 | * Optionally you can append 2>/dev/null to redirect error |
| 148 | * Only flash .bin files using the jtag software. (or a .txt file for GSC programming) |
| 149 | * The switches –u <filename> –v <filename> are also available but are unnecessary to use when programming flash. |
| 150 | * '''Note''' - For Laguna boards, please do not flash a squashfs file to the board. A proper JTAG binary (.bin file) must be created with instructions [wiki:OpenWrt/building#BuildingJTAGBinaryFile here] |
| 151 | * If you encounter any errors see the [#Troubleshooting Troubleshooting] section below |
| 152 | |
| 153 | jtag_usbv4 options: |