Subject: .angelrc

From: Dave Gilbert <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 7 Jun 1998 16:20:13 +0100 (BST)

Hi,
  For those of you struggling with EBSA's and Burtus's (Bruti??)
you might like to try this .angelrc:

and I start it with:

angelboot -b 200000 -e 200074 -v ../BOOTP/bootp
(But those are the addresses for our bootloader)

#	$Causality: dot.angelrc,v 1.3 1997/12/24 01:40:35 ebsa Exp $
#
# Example options file for angelboot
#
# device <special file>
# options <serial options>
# baud <baud rate>
# image <image filename>
# size <image size to xfer>
# offset <image offset for xfer start>
# base <base address>
# entry <entry address>
# r0 <value>
# r1 <value>
# r2 <value>
# r3 <value>
# exec <executable>
#

# The serial device to use for communicating with Angel
device /dev/cua0
# The default serial options to use
options "9600 8N1"
# The baud rate to use for the actual data download
baud 38400
# The boot image filename
image toboot
# The image size to download
# 0 or not present - use file size
size 0
# The offset into the image to start the download at
# 0 or not present - use start of file
offset 0
# The base address to load the image to
base 0x8000
# The entry address for execution
entry 0x8020
# register 0 on entry
r0 0x00000000
# register 1 on entry
r1 0x00000002
# register 2 on entry
r2 0x00000000
# register 3 on entry
r3 0x00000000
# The executable to invoke on completion of a sucessful download
exec minicom

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