I'm trying to figure out the command line equivalent of this J-Flash Lite invocation. It's all I really need. Apparently my Google Fu has let me down and I'm trying to understand why.
I can see references to using JFlash.exe but there doesn't seem to be an option to set the device (that I can find). My attempt to use that (JFlash.exe -open<pathtofile>,0x400000 -auto) failed (although it's not clear I really needed that address in there). When J-Flash starts up it's not on the right device anyway so that's a big failure.
I found references to JLink.exe which looked hopeful. Most of it seemed usable until I got to specifying the bin file. That doesn't seem to be a command line option nor does actually telling it to do the actual programming like -auto would do for JFlash.exe.
Anyway, this seems like such a basic question but for some reason I'm just not finding the answer.
I can see references to using JFlash.exe but there doesn't seem to be an option to set the device (that I can find). My attempt to use that (JFlash.exe -open<pathtofile>,0x400000 -auto) failed (although it's not clear I really needed that address in there). When J-Flash starts up it's not on the right device anyway so that's a big failure.
I found references to JLink.exe which looked hopeful. Most of it seemed usable until I got to specifying the bin file. That doesn't seem to be a command line option nor does actually telling it to do the actual programming like -auto would do for JFlash.exe.
Anyway, this seems like such a basic question but for some reason I'm just not finding the answer.