[U-Boot-Users] Want to add command in uboot

[U-Boot-Users] Want to add command in uboot

[Avinash Vijayvergia]

Hi

I am working on AT91SAM9260. I want to add one command "COM1 xxx" to the uboot command set. After typing this command on uboot prompt the string xxx should be transmitted out of COM1 and any reception on COM1 should be displayed on the debug terminal. Can some one suggest me how to do this?

Thanks
Avinash




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[U-Boot-Users] Want to add command in uboot

[Aras Vaichas]

Avinash Vijayvergia wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am working on AT91SAM9260. I want to add one command "COM1 xxx" to
> the uboot command set. After typing this command on uboot prompt the
> string xxx should be transmitted out of COM1 and any reception on COM1
> should be displayed on the debug terminal. Can some one suggest me how
> to do this?
>
AT91SAM9260 has no "COM1", this is a PC term.

Have you looked at the source code?

Have you read the documentation that comes with U-Boot? There is a whole
directory full of useful information in ./doc

e.g. doc/README.commands

This file tells you about how to add your command. Also look at how all
the other commands are done.

Then look in the ./common directory. There is a file called serial.c.
Maybe this file contains function calls for the serial port?

Then take a look at the ./board/... files and see how other people
send/receive data via the serial port.

Aras





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[U-Boot-Users] Want to add command in uboot

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <895609.34146.qm@web39508.mail.mud.yahoo.com> you wrote:
>
> I am working on AT91SAM9260. I want to add one command "COM1 xxx" to the uboot command set. After typing this command on uboot prompt the string xxx should be transmitted out of COM1 and any reception on COM1 should be displayed on the debug terminal. C
> an some one suggest me how to do this?

I recommend to get a better understanding of the existing U-Boot code
first. Then you will see that no such command is needed. Support for
multiple serial devices is already present.You just have to enable
this correctly in your configuration. To switch I/O channels, a simple
"setenv" command will be sufficient.

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[U-Boot-Users] Want to add command in uboot

[Ulf Samuelsson]

>>
>> I am working on AT91SAM9260. I want to add one command "COM1 xxx" to the uboot command set. After typing this command on uboot prompt the string xxx should be transmitted out of COM1 and any reception on COM1 should be displayed on the debug terminal. C
>> an some one suggest me how to do this?
> 
> I recommend to get a better understanding of the existing U-Boot code
> first. Then you will see that no such command is needed. Support for
> multiple serial devices is already present.You just have to enable
> this correctly in your configuration. To switch I/O channels, a simple
> "setenv" command will be sufficient.
> 
> 

I think that he wants to have the console on DBGU (Debug UART),

COM1 "xxx" will send the string to UART1, and a response is received on UART1.
The response should be echoed on DBGU

Is that really possible?

I would do it a bit different though.
I would have a command which puts u-boot in a transparent mode
just forwarding any incoming data on the DBGU to the selected
USART (or SPI or whatever).
All incoming data on the selected channel is forwarded to DBGU.

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> Best regards,
> 
> Wolfgang Denk
> 


Best Regards
Ulf Samuelsson