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Sorry, I only have questions at first.
I'm guessing that you're using a USB-Blaster, please confirm.
Can you do any other JTAG operations, for example running `jtagconfig --debug` in a command window? If not then what error do you get?
Is the jtagserver process running, if so then how much CPU does it use? Does killing it make any difference?
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Yes I am using the USB Blaster Rev.C. I tried the "jtagconfig --debug" command, the output is:
USB-Blaster [USB-0]
020850DD EP1C4 <TR=10>
Captured DR after Reset = <020850DD> [32]
Captured IR after reset = <155> [10]
Captured Bypass chain = <0> [1]
After input this command, no jtageserver process showed in the process window of task manager, but there's a jtag server service showed in the services window. My computer's CPU usage remained around 1% before and after I executed the command. It seems that the service doesn't have any CPU expenditure.
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