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Honored ContributorHi Wentao and others
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div> --- Quote Start --- BTW, when you are linking your app, which libraries did you use?[/b] --- Quote End --- I use the ones that the microtronix tool include when the project is created(I guess the uClibc). It is a kernel built entirely from what the quickstart guide from microtronix describe. <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div> --- Quote Start --- I was using a kernel locally built, but from the same source code. The problem you had with the jtag is still confusing for me. I am quite sure the kernel wont continue during the booting if nios2-terminal is not reading from it. Can you give me more information regarding this issue? maybe we can find some clue from it.[/b] --- Quote End --- If I don't connect to the dev board at all during boot, the LEDs will not begin there binary count. BUT if I am connected for a second or so and then disconnect(the boot is not done), the kernel boots just fine and will begin the binary count. I think there must be some sort of write buffer in the JTAG interface. As long as this buffer is not full the program can keep running. But once the buffer is full it locks up the intire kernel. Regards GreateWhite.DK
