I'm trying to flash my tf330 I bought from alenppc using a raspberry pi. But I forget the connections and exact commands. The wiki is now gone from github, which was very helpful, so I'm at a loss as to what the process is.
Does anyone have a guide or a copy of the wiki page they could send me?
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programming with a raspberry pi guide
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oggie
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Re: programming with a raspberry pi guide
Answering my own question here, but I think it's this for Pi Ver 1:
Pin 7 (GPIO4) -> TMS
Pin 15 (GPIO22) -> TDI
Pin 13 (GPIO27) -> TDO
Pin 11 (GPIO17) -> TCK
Pin 1 -> 3.3v
And the command is:
sudo xc3sprog -v -c sysfsgpio_creator -p 0 <insert filename here>.jed:w
Pin 7 (GPIO4) -> TMS
Pin 15 (GPIO22) -> TDI
Pin 13 (GPIO27) -> TDO
Pin 11 (GPIO17) -> TCK
Pin 1 -> 3.3v
And the command is:
sudo xc3sprog -v -c sysfsgpio_creator -p 0 <insert filename here>.jed:w
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Re: programming with a raspberry pi guide
I think it depends on the model of Pi used. @terriblefire didn’t even specify the GPIOS on the wiki for that very reason.
But it would be great if that information could go back on github, or here. Or wherever :)
But it would be great if that information could go back on github, or here. Or wherever :)
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Re: programming with a raspberry pi guide
Here is my guide with the info needed to flash with raspberry pi, in one post there is a link to my Raspian 8gb image which has all the programming software on it ready to use
My raspbian is passworded its ` Backlash1`
This was on a Rasp pi 3 but should be ok on a 2...BUT CHECK YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PINOUTS !
https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewt ... 8&start=10
My raspbian is passworded its ` Backlash1`
This was on a Rasp pi 3 but should be ok on a 2...BUT CHECK YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PINOUTS !
https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewt ... 8&start=10
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Re: programming with a raspberry pi guide
I have image for RPi Zero. if someone was interested just ping me, I will rip it.
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oggie
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Re: programming with a raspberry pi guide
That's a good point. My pi is a v1, so those pins are definitely not the same on a 2 or 3kludge wrote: 14 Sep 2020 20:10 I think it depends on the model of Pi used. @terriblefire didn’t even specify the GPIOS on the wiki for that very reason.
But it would be great if that information could go back on github, or here. Or wherever :)
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Re: programming with a raspberry pi guide
The reason i left it off was so that people dont blow up their Pi's and take time to think about the pinouts.
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