[SOLVED] Specifying bin file and start address for JFlash command line

tsielsk · Mar 29th 2016, 6:27pm

I am attempting to use JFlash on the command line with a
binary file. The following command does not work with a binary:

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.\Jflash.exe –openprjC:\project.jflash –openC:\dataFile.bin,0x100000

I have tried it with a mot and the “-open” argument works
fine:

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.\Jflash.exe –openprjC:\project.jflash –openC:\dataFile.mot

The only way I have been able to open a bin file is to omit
the “-open” altogether:

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.\Jflash.exe –openprjC:\project.jflash C:\dataFile.bin

However, using this method I cannot specify the start
address.

The question is: how can I open a .bin file from the command
line while specifying a start address?

SEGGER - Niklas · Mar 30th 2016, 11:42am

Hi,

I just gave it a try and this command line works fine for me:

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\SEGGER\JLink_V511e\jflash.exe" -openprjC:\Work\Support\2016_Q1\TMS570LC4357ZWT_Forum2991\TMS570LC4357ZWT.jflash -openC:\Work\Support\2016_Q1\TMS570LC4357ZWT_Forum2991\InitialFlash.bin,0x100000

This seems to be similar to your first example.
Are the file you use actually located in the root dir of your C:\ drive? Maybe J-Flash/Windows do not like this (Although J-Flash should be fine with that)
Is there an error message in the Logfile?

Best regards,
Niklas

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