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brl.exe wanted

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brl.exe

[waiaw]

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[johny13]

Originally Posted by waiaw

brl exe what for sir.........?

Usage: BRL [-p<port>|-u<port>] [-b<max BPS>] [-w<password>|-np]
                [-v<verbosity>]
                [-t<max connect timeout>]
                [-c<max command timeout>] <command>
   <command> is one of
   HELP [<command>]
   INFO
   ICEHWV
   READRAM <range> [-A] <filename>
   CREAD <range> [-A] <filename>
   LOAD [/unsafe] [/freq 0xXXXX] [<bootrom>] [/wipebsn] [<hwv file>] [-v]

    Verbosity Level:
       -vd    Display nothing at all (output disabled)
       -v0    Display nothing other than progress
       -v1    Display errors
       -v2    Display errors and warnings (default)
       -v3    Display procedural steps
       -v4    Display protocol commands
       -v5    Display everything. Lots of chatter!

    Supported serial rates: 1382400, 691200, 460800, 345600, 230400, 153600,
                            115200, 76800, 57600, 38400, 28800, 19200, 14400
                            and 9600.




LOAD Usage
==========
    LOAD [/unsafe] [/freq 0xXXXX] [<bootrom>] [/wipebsn] [<hwv file>]



Where:
------
/unsafe will cause the bootrom to be loaded even if it is the wrong bootrom.  Yo
u shouldn't need this.
/freq 0xXXXX specifies the frequency map that should be used. If you have to ask
 what this
   feature does, please don't use it.
<bootrom> is a valid bootrom file. If it is not specified, then the existing boo
trom on the
   device is reused.
/wipebsn will cause the BSN to be erased when the new bootrom is loaded.
<hwv file> is a valid hardware versioning file.



Description:
------------
The LOAD command loads the specified bootrom binary and/or hardware versioning o
nto a device.
If the additonal options are specified, then that information is also loaded.



Examples:
---------
The following command will load the bootrom onto a device:
    BRL LOAD /freq 5 BR-quark.bin




READRAM Usage
=============
    READRAM <range> [-A] <filename>



Where:
------
<range> specifies the memory region to be read.
<flename> specifies the file to put the data.



Description:
------------
The READRAM saves a section of RAM.
-A specifies that the data should be appended to file <filename>



Examples:
---------
The following command will read a bugdisp log from memory:
    BRL READRAM 0xa0008058,0x20118 log.bug




ICEHWV Usage
============
    ICEHWV [/unsafe] [/bin binfile] [/freq 0xXXXX] <bootrom> [<hwv file>]



Where:
------
/unsafe will cause certain errors to be treated as warnings.  You shouldn't need
 this.
/bin  causes BRL to output a binary image of the bootrom metrics and MCT informa
tion.
binfile is the file that the output binary information will be written to.
/freq 0xXXXX specifies the frequency map that should be used. If you have to ask
 what this
   feature does, please don't use it.
<bootrom> is a valid bootrom file.
<hwv file> is a valid hardware versioning file.



Description:
------------
The ICEHWV adds hardware versioning information to a bootrom file.
<bootrom> is overwritten with the new completed file.



Examples:
---------
The following command will add complete hardware version info to the bootrom fil
e:
    BRL ICEHWV /freq 5 BR-quark.bin quark7_16MB_colour.hwv

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