uboot support for USB DFU protocol
I am using the AT91RM9200DK, it has both USB host and device interfaces.
Can I use the USB *device* port to load a binary image (uImage) into my development board?
i.e. does u-boot support the USB DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) protocol?
I know that the AT91RM9200 has support for USB DFU in its internal boot ROM, but I'd like to use uboot to load the image via image from a file server - similar to the way I would do it with tftp.
If I make a product that has a USB device interface, I'd like to be able to upgrade the firmware via that same USB link.
Aras
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Can I use the USB *device* port to load a binary image (uImage) into my development board?
Not without adding such driver support.
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i.e. does u-boot support the USB DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) protocol?
No.
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I know that the AT91RM9200 has support for USB DFU in its internal boot ROM, but I'd like to use uboot to load the image via image from a file server - similar to the way I would do it with tftp.
On the SX1 board we used the USB port to implement a serial console interface; this allows for fast downloads using the standard serial "loadb" and "loads" commands (the "baudrate" parameter does not apply on such a port).
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If I make a product that has a USB device interface, I'd like to be able to upgrade the firmware via that same USB link.
IMHO the probably easiest and most useful way is to implement a USB - serial console interface.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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