X-Git-Url: http://git.rot13.org/?p=goodfet;a=blobdiff_plain;f=firmware%2FREADME.txt;h=1df8000c4955503aaf13cf0fe63403e5641ce8ea;hp=ea75e38b19b78763e71df3a57e4d1f40db082c2b;hb=f4a366d95f96109559f0903611d7103c50cde3f7;hpb=449640364dc1db2767ce30d3fb8b95bdaae119dd

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@@ -1,18 +1,24 @@
 GoodFET Firmware
-by Travis Goodspeed
-<travis at radiantmachines.com>
+by Travis Goodspeed <travis at radiantmachines.com>
+and some damned good neighbors.
 
-Requires MSPGCC and msp430-bsl.
+Set $GOODFET to be the port of your GoodFET, such as
+export GOODFET=/dev/cu.usbserial-*      #Darwin
+export GOODFET=/dev/ttyUSB*             #Linux (Default)
 
-Assumes MSP430F161x by default.  Call for others by the following method,
-recognizing that 2618 support is a rather recent addition and only works
-in MSPGCC from CVS.
+The target board must be specified.  For example,
+board=goodfet31 make clean install
+board=goodfet41 make clean install
+board=telosb make clean install
 
-export mcu=msp430x2618
-make -e
+We require at least msp430-gcc-4.4.5, but older versions might work if
+you're lucky.
 
+For faster startup times, it helps to write a static clock
+configuration into the firmware.  In the following example, the proper
+DCO happens to be 0x8F8A.
 
-
-Some weird switches,
-1) Build for a static DCO configuration.  Useful for standalone firmware.
-CFLAGS="-DSTATICDCO=0x8F9E" make clean all
+pro% goodfet.monitor info
+GoodFET with f26f MCU
+Clocked at 0x8f8a
+pro% board=goodfet41 CFLAGS='-DSTATICDCO=0x8f8a' make clean install