hello,
I'm using CW 8.8 version in winxp and CW10.1 in other pc . i connect P2020 DS board ,it is ok;
when i try connect my borad (with P2020), it can not work ;
CCS: 0000 : ccs_open
CCS: : ipaddr = 127.0.0.1
CCS: : port = 41475
CCS: : timeout = 20
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : ccs_open; ccs_error = 10
CCS: : Error message:
Connection refused
CCS: 0000 : ccs_open
CCS: : ipaddr = 127.0.0.1
CCS: : port = 41475
CCS: : timeout = 20
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : ccs_open; ccs_error = 10
CCS: : Error message:
Connection refused
CCS: 0000 : ccs_open
CCS: : ipaddr = 127.0.0.1
CCS: : port = 41475
CCS: : timeout = 20
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : ccs_open; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_get_connection_count
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : count = 1
CCS: : ccs_get_connection_count; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_available_connections
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : count = 0
CCS: : ccs_available_connections; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_available_connections
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : count = 0
CCS: : ccs_available_connections; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_config_cc
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : config_string = utap:0
CCS: : ccs_config_cc; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_available_connections
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : count = 1
CCS: : ccs_available_connections; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_available_connections
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : count = 1
CCS: : ccs_available_connections; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_set_timeout
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : timeout = 20
CCS: : ccs_set_timeout; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_config_server
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : cc = 0
CCS: : server_config = 0
CCS: : value = 4030
CCS: : ccs_config_server; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_get_config_chain
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : device_list: (size = 0)
CCS: : ccs_get_config_chain; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_config_chain
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : cc = 0
CCS: : device_list: (size = 1)
CCS: : device[0]:: core_type=102; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : ccs_config_chain; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_get_config_chain
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : device_list: (size = 3)
CCS: : device[0]:: core_type=0; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : device[1]:: core_type=0; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : device[2]:: core_type=0; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : ccs_get_config_chain; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_get_config_chain
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : device_list: (size = 3)
CCS: : device[0]:: core_type=102; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : device[1]:: core_type=53; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : device[2]:: core_type=53; device_descr=[ir_length:0;dr_bypass_length:0;bypass_instruction:0]
CCS: : ccs_get_config_chain; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_send_message
CCS: : coreh = [serverh:0;cc_index:0;chain_pos:1]
CCS: : message = 3
CCS: : ccs_send_message; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_reset_to_debug
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : cc = 0
CCS: : ccs_reset_to_debug; ccs_error = 39
CCS: : Error message:
Draco/m HIP8: ELF is not in expected HALT mode
CCS: 0000 : ccs_read_reg
CCS: : coreh = [serverh:0;cc_index:0;chain_pos:1]
CCS: : index = 2032
CCS: : count = 1
CCS: : value: (size = 1)
CCS: : 0xeff98220
CCS: : ccs_read_reg; ccs_error = 0; duration=0 ms
CCS: 0000 : ccs_get_messages
CCS: : coreh = [serverh:0;cc_index:0;chain_pos:1]
CCS: : message: (size = 0)
CCS: : ccs_get_messages; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_delete_cc
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : count = 0
CCS: : ccs_delete_cc; ccs_error = 0
CCS: 0000 : ccs_kill_server
CCS: : serverh = 0
CCS: : ccs_kill_server; ccs_error = 0
Just to be clear on this probem: both versions of CodeWarrior work fine with a stock P2020 RDB board, but they do not connect to a P2020 board that you built? If so, are you using the CodeWarrior project that worked with the stock board? The memory and register initialization files for that project will set up a P2020 RDB board. Unless your custom board's memory and peripheral map matches that of the P2020 RDB exactly, you will have initilaization problems.
---Tom