On my college they've build a custom board with the TUSB3210 on it. More information about it here: http://www.tusb3210.com
They use the driver apploader and eeprom burner from TI. It works all fine under Windows XP, but now I would like to use it under Ubuntu. Is there any driver apploader and eeprom burner for Linux? A lot of thanks in advance!
-- Edit:
I'm now using the Open Source TUSB3210 bootloader from http://sourceforge.net/projects/tusb3210/The bootloader compiles, but when I try to upload a BIN file it fails. I've the same problem as this person:
http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-usb-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg31408.html
Should this driver work or is there maybe an official TUSB3210 driver/apploader from TI?
-- Edit:I'm sure that Ubuntu founds the TUSB3210 device. I've looked up the PID & VID with USB Viewer:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1100144/USBView.png
The VID 0451 & PID 2136 should correspond with the TUSB3210 device and they are also in the TUSB3210 program. Maybe there is somebody who has this working?
I found out that it fails at:
if(usb_find_busses()) die("Bus scan"); That's the reason of the error.. If I comment that lines then it says: TUSB2316/3210 not found. Error initializing USB
But that isn't helping me further. It looks like the USB device isn't initalizing correct, but I don't know why. :(
-- Edit: FINALLY IT WORKS :D :D :D :D
There were 2 lines in tusb.c who didn't where correct..
if(usb_find_busses()) die("Bus scan"); if(usb_find_devices()) die("Device scan");
I've changed them to:
if(!usb_find_busses()) die("Bus scan"); if(!usb_find_devices()) die("Device scan");
And now it works. :D I can upload .BIN files to my TUSB3210 devices. :D Whooohooooooooooo!
-- Edit: Installed sdcc-nf package from the apt tree and hex2bin from http://hex2bin.sourceforge.net and now I can write my programs for the TUSB3210 in Ubuntu, compile them and upload them!
Steephh,
It's good to hear that you were able to load your BIN in the TUSB3210 device.
Just for the record, there's not Apploader driver for Linux. Although, you write down your own USB driver using the skeleton example shown in http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/4786. As you may know, our Windows Apploader just performs Bulk Endpoint transfers to "load" the FW into the TUSB3210's RAM space.
Best,
Ismael
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