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I'm going to attempt to flash my TF536 to get it working on my A2000 v6.2 mobo.

I've been using the terriblefire guide here:
https://github.com/terriblefire/tf328/w ... spberry-Pi

Installing the packages was fun since I hate linux (and it hates me)... SCROLL TO THE RIGHT for the full command to install "lsb-release".

Before I go hooking it up to my Raspberry PI 3b I wanted to confirm something.
I've actually never heard of BCM (Broadcom SOC channel), usually refer to the pinout. Anyhow, am I to assume the BCM #'s translate to the GPIO #'s?.

In my case with the RPi3b Id be using pins:
7 (TMS)
15 (TDI)
13 (TDO)
11 (TCK)
9 (GND) or any other ground pins...

Is that correct?

Yes, that's the GPIO pins. You find might this guide illuminating.

Thanks for posting this question. I've got a 536 that needs flashing and I hadn't run across TF's guide. Seems this is a lot simpler than I thought last night.

I wired it up and I believe I installed the packages correctly but when I type the sudo xc3sprog -c sysfsgpio command I get a whole page of items but at the beginning of the output I get something along the lines of sysfsgpio not found. Any ideas?

If connected correctly you should get something like this:

You must also ensure the TF board has power.
You can do this by having it installed and powered on or by supplying 5v to the PWR header.

Here is a link to a 8gb raspberry pie image I did with all the software installed so all you need to do is have the cables setup and away you go, there is a howto also included with Steves Diagram of the cable layout, you cant go wrong, just substitute your TF536 jed files for the ones I included for the TF328
https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewt ... 666#p19666

Stormbringer wrote: 04 Aug 2020 06:49 I wired it up and I believe I installed the packages correctly but when I type the sudo xc3sprog -c sysfsgpio command I get a whole page of items but at the beginning of the output I get something along the lines of sysfsgpio not found. Any ideas?

See this post.

I have just successfully flashed my TF536 (with Atari firmware) using this method (sysfsgpio_creator instead of sysfsgpio), on a Raspberry Pi 2 running Raspbian Buster, so it does work. :mrgreen:

derkom wrote: 04 Aug 2020 10:05

Stormbringer wrote: 04 Aug 2020 06:49 I wired it up and I believe I installed the packages correctly but when I type the sudo xc3sprog -c sysfsgpio command I get a whole page of items but at the beginning of the output I get something along the lines of sysfsgpio not found. Any ideas?

See this post.

WINNER winner chicken dinner!!!!!!!!

I was able to use the commands:
sudo xc3sprog -c sysfsgpio_creator

and

sudo xc3sprog -v -c sysfsgpio_creator -p 0 tf536r2_main_top_AMIGA_FULL_PHASE_7.jed:w

Now it looks like im up and running.... This is my first time with an Amiga so now I get to play!!!! thank you all!!!!

:cheer: :girldance: