#!/usr/local/bin/bdmctrl -D2
#
# firebee board initialization for bdmctrl 
#
open $1
reset
sleep 1

wait

# use system sdram as flashlib scratch area.
# TODO: plugin flashing seems to work o.k. now for smaller binaries, while it doesn't for larger ones (EmuTOS) yet.
# This seems to be related to large flash buffers and PC-relative adressing of the plugin
# flash-plugin 0x1000 0xf000 flash29.plugin
# notify flashlib that we have flash at address 0xE0000000, length 0x7FFFFF, plugin is flash29
flash 0xe0000000

# Erase flash from 0xE0000000 to 0xE00FFFFF (reserved space for BaS)
#
# Caution: sector offset numbers need to be the ones from the x16 address range
# column and they vary in size - needs to be exactly as in the data sheet (p. 9)
#

erase 0xe0000000 0
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x1000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x2000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x3000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x4000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x5000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x6000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x7000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x8000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x10000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x18000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x20000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x28000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x30000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x38000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x40000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x48000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x50000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x58000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x60000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x70000
erase-wait 0xe0000000
erase 0xe0000000 0x78000

erase-wait 0xe0000000
# should now have erased from 0xe0000000 to 0xe00fffff

dump-mem 0xe0010000 0x20 b

load -v ../firebee/bas.elf
wait