Hello! There are exist difference in speed for J-LINK EDU and for J-LINK, for operation like a RAM memory dump?
JLink EDU vs J-LINK
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Hi,
no, there should not be a difference in speed between the regular J-Link and a J-Link EDU.
In general, J-Link EDU is fully compatible to the regular J-Link, but may NOT be used to develop a product.
Terms of use:
You may use the J-Link EDU for non profit educational purposes only. Non-profit educational purposes means that you may not use the J-Link EDU and its J-Link software
* direct or indirect in or for a profit organization or business purposes or other undertaking intended for profit
* direct or indirect in any other commercial environment (e.g. office)
* to develop, debug, program or manufacturer a commercial product (or parts thereof)
* to use it to either earn money or reasonably anticipate the receipt of monetary gain from it.
Best regards
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SEGGER - Alex wrote:
Hi,
no, there should not be a difference in speed between the regular J-Link and a J-Link EDU.
In general, J-Link EDU is fully compatible to the regular J-Link, but may NOT be used to develop a product.
I am use J LINK EDU for educational purposes only, for porting Linux on my Pocket PC device.
Speed test of memory dump:
Wiggler jtag(self assembled): 25 kbytes/s
jlink edu: 12 kbytes/s
This result am not expected -
Hi,
In your original post you wrote:
There are exist difference in speed for J-LINK EDU and for J-LINK
Did you also test it with a J-Link? Ist the J-Link EDU slower?
Which JTAG speed did you use when performing the memory read?
Which CPU do you use? (Core, Chip name, Chip manufacturer).
- AlexPlease read the forum rules before posting.
Keep in mind, this is *not* a support forum.
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SEGGER - Alex wrote:
Did you also test it with a J-Link?
No, only EDU versionSEGGER - Alex wrote:
Which JTAG speed did you use when performing the memory read?
For J-LINK EDU 100-12000 Khz, for Wiggler 500 Khz.SEGGER - Alex wrote:
Which CPU do you use? (Core, Chip name, Chip manufacturer).
Intel/Marvell PXA272. I known, you tell XScale is not supported, but, you promised this in 2008(!):
SEGGER - Rolf Friday, June 6th 2008, 12:17pm wrote:
XScale support is scheduled for later this year.
*i am use openocd server
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