I have a Atmel AVRONE! developed for Atmel Corp. by a Israeli company http://www.jungo.com ; unfortunately this h/w device utilises USB via some unknown mechanism/protocol, cetainly NOT standard issue USB. CLI "lsusb" doesn't find any device appended to the USB bus at all, hence I am unable to debug, build, and further develop my own linux program(s) to use this device for AP7000 (32 bit uP). It wasn't cheap either, and I don't want another door stop!

Looking at the AVRONE! on a Windoze XP system - Device Manager shows that it uses a windrvr6.sys driver that directly handles the AVRONE! as a different device [ a Jungo ] a.k.a. its own device/driver characterists that don't utilize the windoze USB structure either.

An Atmel/Linux program called "avr32program" allows atmel's linux derived works (avr32studio - a derived Eclipse development and CLI commands) to communicate with the AVRONE! device I suspect by a userspace driver. Unfortunately, the AVRONE! has to have its internal FPGA accessed by irco-code that is usally uploaded before hand, and this is one of the issues.


gmk@i386-ringtail:~/AVR32-Stuff$ sudo avr32program -l
AVR ONE! 0000000000ED

gmkelly@i386-ringtail:~/AVR32-Stuff$ sudo avr32program --h
This is avr32program 3.0.4
Usage: avr32program [option]... [command-option]...

OPTIONS
-h, --help Display this help and exit.
-l, --list Detect and print information about available
USB programmers.
-v, --verbose Display diagnostic messages.
-V, --version Print the version number.
-c, --comport Connect to given serial port. If is
'USB', connect to a USB device. If is
'USB:serial', the programmer with the given
serial number will be used. The default is to
connect to a USB device.
-x, --xmlpath Specify path to XML part description files.
-p, --programmer Specify which kind of programmer to use.
Can be either jtagicemkii (the default),
stk600 or avrone.
-G, --gui Indicates that program is being called from a
graphical user interface. Changes progress
reporting.
-D, --daisy
Specify JTAG daisy-chain parameters.
--part Specify part name, fail unless target matches.

COMMANDS

For a list of commands, type "avr32program help commands".

My Questions:

A> Can anyone provide suggestions for debugging AVRONE! operations, so that I may possibly build a device driver under the correct USB structure?

B> Has anyone woked with this device or its older cousin the AVR JTAGICE mkII?

Any assitance, advice appreciated.