Hi all,
I'm using the MCF51JM128. have two sections of code that run independently. Each section is created as a different CW project using Processor Expert. The first code section is a bootloader that reads from a USB thumbdrive and re-flashes the second main application section. This bootloader uses the USB host stack. I jump from one section to another at the "_startup" address to supposedly initialize everything appropriately.
Normally, after a hard power cycle, the bootloader runs first and checks to see if a re-flashing is required. If no re-flashing is required, it will immediately jump to the main application section. Within the main application I do not use the USB stack. I only monitor the USB attach bit in the INT_STAT register via the interrupt to determine if the user has inserted or removed a thumbdrive to bring up a "software update screen". In this scenario, the attach/detach detection works fine.
The problem arises when the bootloader does a re-flashing and then jumps to the main application. In this scenario, I continually get an attach event interrupt with or without a thumbdrive inserted (I do clear the interrupt by writting to the INT_STAT register each time).
--Eric
Can you have the boot reflash and then tell the user to remove the USB stick? Then the boot should be reset the CPU, resulting in a normal boot. Problem not solved, but avoided.
Tom
Hi, Eric
I am not quite understand what your mean the "re-flashing". What the main difference operation between them?
Best Regards,
Fang