* [Qemu-arm] How to debug peripheral device
@ 2017-01-04 7:05 Jiahuan Zhang
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From: Jiahuan Zhang @ 2017-01-04 7:05 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: qemu-arm
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Hi everyone,
This is my first time to use QEMU. I am emulating the atmel at91sam9261
board. I want to debug the functionalities of the emulated peripherals.
What I am doing now is to *printf* the reading and writing memory offsets
and values for the periperals when running a linux uImage. And according to
the emulated periperals' *read* and *write* behaviours, I rectify their
resigters in terms of their corresponding functions in the board's
datasheet.
However, not all the printed offsets are expected. And some offsets that I
expected to be written are not be written, so that some functions will
never be enabled and some peripherals are never be driven. Any solution for
this offset missing?
What is the right way for peripheral debugging? Getting stuck for almost
two months, I am really upset now.
Best regards,
Jiahuan
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