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22 Oct 2023 20:10 #283532
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Hi All,
How can I dump Mesa's card memory content ?
How can I dump Mesa's card memory content ?
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22 Oct 2023 22:02 #283539
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If you are talking about the bit file, you really don't need to as the bit files are all available, all source code is available if you want to know whats going on source code wise.
Otherwise you'll have to get into boundary scanning.
Otherwise you'll have to get into boundary scanning.
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22 Oct 2023 23:34 #283545
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It looks like the mesaflash command "backuo-flash" will do what you want:
manpages.debian.org/testing/mesaflash/mesaflash.1.en.html
manpages.debian.org/testing/mesaflash/mesaflash.1.en.html
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23 Oct 2023 00:09 #283546
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Replied by tommylight on topic Memory Dump
the above should be
"backup-flash"
"backup-flash"
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