rviload enables you to load a given binary file onto the target board through a specified debug hardware unit.
Syntaxrviload [options]... address:file [address:file]...
address:fileA raw binary file
fileaddress- --autoconfig=
DELAY Autoconfigure the scan chain and then wait the number of seconds specified by
DELAYOption synonym:
-aDELAY- --check
Check memory as it is being written.
Option synonym:
-c- --devnum=
DEVNUM The JTAG scan chain device number (default 1). Device 0 refers to the debug hardware unit, so you can only specify devices greater than 0.
Option synonym:
-dDEVNUM- --help
Display the command help.
Option synonym:
-h- --host=
HOST The host IP address/name of the debug hardware unit.
Option synonym:
-HHOST- --jtagclock
The JTAG clock speed in Hz, 0==‘RTCK’ (default 10MHz).
Option synonym:
-s- --jump=
JUMPTO Start executing from this (hex) address after loading.
Option synonym:
-jJUMPTO- --dccmode=
MODE Enable debug communications in the particular MODE, and must be one of the following:
- DCC
Raw DCC through client. Raw (unprocessed) data exactly as it exited the DCC register on the target, and is fed to the client.
- DCP
Raw DCC through TCP/IP port range from 5000. Raw data fed to TCP/IP port in the port range specified.
- VEC
Virtual Ethernet/TTY with tty channel through client.
- VEP
Virtual Ethernet/TTY with tty channel through port range from 5000.
The DCC mode for rviload is specified by using a three-letter mode name such as VEP or VEC, whereas the DCC mode for rvigdbconfig is specified by a mode number such as 0, 1 or 2.
Option synonym:
-mMODE- --page=
PAGE The target memory page number.
Option synonym:
-pPAGE- --quiet
Do not print any messages.
Option synonym:
-q- --rule=
RULE Target rule code.
Option synonym:
-rRULE
To use the rviload utility from a Cygwin bash or Red Hat Linux shell, enter:
$ rviload [option]... address:file [address:file]...
For example:
rviload --host=192.168.1.200 -s0 -j7300000 -mVEC -a0 7300000:C:\DEMOS\ Linux_RVI_DCC\vp-boot.bin
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