First steps with riot-os and redbee-econotag

Hi.

I tried to run riot on econotag this way:

cd examples cp -R default test1 cd test1

Change board in makefile with ‘redbee-econotag’ make …

text data bss dec hex filename 67196 2228 18020 87444 15594

…/…/boards/redbee-econotag/tools/mc1322x-load.pl -f bin/redbee-econotag/default.hex -t /dev/ttyUSB1 CONNECT Size: 69432 bytes Sending bin/redbee-econotag/default.hex done sending files. Board initialized. kernel_init(): This is RIOT! (Version: 2014.12-109-gf6a41-cooper) kernel_init(): jumping into first task… #!undef abort at 0x1c00a0 (0x6809490E) originating from 0x400fe8

It seems riot boots, but can’t run the first task…

Thanks for you help .

Olivier

Hi,

as this question was also asked (and answered) on the IRC, here's the excerpt:

18:41 < write_erase> Hi. I compiled hello-world with board redbee-econotag... But I can't read anything 
                     on ttyUSB0 or ttyUSB1... how can I get support ?
18:41 < write_erase> thx
18:53 < write_erase> Nevermind ::  ' kernel_init(): This is RIOT! (Version: 2014.12-109-gf6a41-cooper) 
                     ' ... That works .
19:06 < write_erase> Is that the normal behaviour for example/default : kernel_init(): This is RIOT! 
                     (Version: 2014.12-109-gf6a41-cooper)
19:06 < write_erase> kernel_init(): jumping into first task...
19:06 < write_erase> #!undef abort at 0x1c00a0 (0x6809490E) originating from 0x400fe8
20:46 <@gnubert> no, normally it should look like this:
20:46 <@gnubert> kernel_init(): jumping into first task...
20:46 <@gnubert> UART0 thread started.
20:46 <@gnubert> uart0_init() [OK]
20:46 <@gnubert> Native LTC4150 initialized.
20:46 <@gnubert> Native RTC initialized.
20:46 <@gnubert> Welcome to RIOT!
20:46 <@gnubert> >
20:46 <@gnubert> wiethout the "Native.." stuff off course, that's just the emulator
20:47 <@gnubert> sorry, I don't have an econotag at hand, but it's possible that you either have the 
                 wrong toolchain (did you read the wiki page for the board?) or that this error crept 
                 in unnoticed

Cheers, Ludwig