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The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 44: Linux Kernel Source-Level and Symbolic Debug

Alan Sguigna

March 31, 2019
10:56 am

Eureka again! I finally figured out how to use Yocto to build a Linux kernel with all of the symbolic debug information, so that I can see all of the source code and symbols within SourcePoint.

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test Part 4: Detecting Fault Injection with SPV

Alan Sguigna

March 3, 2019
4:41 pm

In Part 3 of this series, I looked at the JTAG scan path of the ASSET ScanLite demo board, and explored some of the fundamentals of IEEE 1149.1. This week, I do some fault insertion on the scan path, and see how that is detected by boundary scan.

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test Part 3: More on Scan Path Verify

Alan Sguigna

February 10, 2019
2:13 pm

In the last blog, I explored the JTAG scan path of the ScanLite demonstration board. In this article, I do a deeper dive into what options are available within ScanWorks to verify the scan path, and explore some of the underlying technology of IEEE 1149.1.

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 43: Exploring the Linux Kernel with SourcePoint

Alan Sguigna

January 27, 2019
10:48 am

I keep taking detours! This week, I built a Linux debug image, and looked at kernel source and symbols using SourcePoint, our JTAG-based hardware-assisted debugger.

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 42: Hacking the Linux Kernel, Part 3

Alan Sguigna

January 13, 2019
2:54 pm

In Episode 41, Hacking the Linux Kernel, Part 2, I successfully hacked the Linux kernel, both on a native Linux partition, and within a Ubuntu VM on VirtualBox, by using the general directions within the Linux Newbies First Kernel Patch tutorial. This week, I worked towards hacking the Linux kernel using a Yocto-based qemux86 on VirtualBox, as a final step towards actually hacking the kernel on my MinnowBoard.

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test Part 2: Scan Path Verify

Alan Sguigna

January 6, 2019
2:24 pm

This week, I looked at some of the main test actions that apply to the ScanLite board: in particular, the Scan Path Verify action.

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 41: Hacking the Kernel, Part 2

Alan Sguigna

December 23, 2018
4:17 pm

Rejoice, Linux kernel newbies. Last week, I hacked an Ethernet driver in the Linux kernel, but the hack didn’t work; it turns out that the driver I chose isn’t used in my native Linux image on my PC. This week, I tackled the problem again, with success! And if I can do it, you can, too.

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test

Alan Sguigna

December 16, 2018
8:26 pm

I’ve gotten all of my Christmas shopping done early, so I managed to make some time for exploring our ScanWorks test tool. I’m taking a “newbie approach” to using the tool, initially for hacking around with boundary-scan test. There’s some pretty cool technology here.

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 40: Hacking the Kernel, Part 1

Alan Sguigna

December 10, 2018
7:36 am

This week, I decided to do a deeper dive into the Linux kernel, actually compiling and installing a new version on my PC. I’m in hacker’s paradise.

Testing DDR4 Memory with Boundary Scan/JTAG

Michael Johnson

December 5, 2018
2:28 pm

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 44: Linux Kernel Source-Level and Symbolic Debug

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test Part 4: Detecting Fault Injection with SPV

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test Part 3: More on Scan Path Verify

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 43: Exploring the Linux Kernel with SourcePoint

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 42: Hacking the Linux Kernel, Part 3

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test Part 2: Scan Path Verify

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 41: Hacking the Kernel, Part 2

Unboxing Boundary-Scan Test

The MinnowBoard Chronicles Episode 40: Hacking the Kernel, Part 1

Testing DDR4 Memory with Boundary Scan/JTAG

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