Bucky2090 in previous post mentioned pg 61 from the Cirris
EP9301_User_Guide:
cpu outputs a ">" to signify 2048(decimal) characters from UART1 have
been read.
That really helped. I did not know how that happened. So I
took the screen output of the boot.bin file that serial blaster sends
to the ts7200 and noted that it was around 2640 characters. Looking
into boot.s
(that eventually compiles to boot.bin) I noted that near the end a ck
for size is done:
.org 2048@ ensures the file is 2k in size. (no more, no less)
I then realized that the compiled size of boot.bin must be too large
even though I did nothing to it but change the value of 32 to 16 on
one line of code!
So now a new adventure begins, to try and determine how to get a
workable boot.bin that is 2048 and not 1 character more or less...
Wow! What trickster thought up this one!
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