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It worked for me. The only trouble I had was missing part of the documentation where it said the PC-104 holes should line up... What this meant is that the TS-9420 board had most of the real estate over the side of the TS-7xxx board. In other words it is not over In other words... |-------- <- TS-9420 -------------|- <- TS-7xxx ^ PC/104 pins wrote on 10/31/2007 10:21:19 AM: > Has anyone used the TS-9420 to recover a bricked TS-7250? I ordered > one of these but it came with no documentation. I searched the > group and followed the only directions I found, but my board does > nothing when powered up with a TS-9420 -- no serial output at all. > > I've set the jumpers on the 9420 as follows: > > 1: on (boot from 9420) > 2: on (ARM mode) > 3: on (write en. flash) > 4: off ??? > 5: off ??? > > Do you have to change any jumpers on the TS-7250 when booting from > this board? Is there a howto or a readme file anywhere? It would > be nice not to have to send this board back for re-flashing. Thanks! > > Gary > __._,_.___
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