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本帖最后由 xunmi818 于 2010-3-7 20:24 编辑
要是3.3v 的话,也是tdo有,tdi 不会的,
试着调整线序。
maithon 发表于 2010-3-7 18:57
试着调整线序,不会吧?原厂的说明已经很清楚了,不会错的。
Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 JTAG
Lets say the instant you switch on your buffalo it displays all GREEN LEDs, the switch is all green, the green power
light is on but no other colours and nothing is blinking. Nothing changes and nothing you do has any effect, you
can't ping 192.168.1.1 nore 192.168.11.1 and you have tried shorting pin 12 as above. This is the time for JTAG
and the Hairy Dairy Maid utility! If you have heard of this then I expect you have been dieing to use it. JTAG is a
12 pin header on the board for which you will need to connect control 4 wires to your computers printer port (parallel) and 2 gound wires. JTAG allows the 'manual' operation of the boards circuits even if the CPU is well and trully crashed. A bit like brain surgery with the top of someones head removed. I did this on Windows 2000, it (and XP) does not like you messing with the parallel port so you need a special driver to allow this; giveio.sys. Without this nothing happens. You can get the program and instructions from here: Hairy Dairy Maid Now read those instructions and then read what I specifically had to do to get it working on our one.
solder the 25 way D on your JTAG cable follow the standard pinout.
solder the PCB end onto the JTAG header directly to the solder pads, evens are ground; 2+4+6+8=20+25, odds are signals; 3=2,5=13,7=4,9=3.
this is standard JTAG, nothing special, forget the resistors the PCB already has them.
to install the giveio.sys copy this file and loaddrv.exe into {windows}\system32\drivers
double click loaddrv.exe in the system32 dir. This is important.
append the filename giveio.sys onto the path in the utility
press the load button and the start button, they should both confirm success. If this does not happen go no further, go back and fix this.
from the command prompt cd to your Hairy Dairy directory and run wrt54g.exe to get a list of option
to check your cable, plugin and power up the buffalo and do wrt54g -backup:nvram /noemw /fc:29
it will detect the CPU type and you should see your data as FFFFFF and CFD1AFC nonsense whizz past. If not then check your cable.
finnaly to erase your NVRAM (the usual cause of the problem) wrt54g -erase:nvram /noemw /fc:29 |
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