Session Arguments¶
There are a variety of ways for specifying a device to connect to. Below are a list of arguments you can provide for specifying how to connect to a device.
Note
You should always specify all session arguments before specifying the command you wish to execute.
usage: tiflash [session arguments] <command> [command arguments]
commands¶
| cmd | Possible choices: options-get, options-set, options-list, list, reset, erase, verify, flash, memory-read, memory-write, register-read, register-write, evaluate, attach, xds110-reset, xds110-upgrade, xds110-list, detect, info |
session arguments¶
| -s, --serno | Serial number of device |
| -d, --devicetype | |
| Devicetype of device | |
| --ccs | Version of ccs to use (default is the latest) |
| --ccxml | CCXML (full path) file to use |
| --connection | Connection type to use for device |
| --chip | Device core to use |
| -t, --timeout | Timeout to use for command (seconds) |
| -F, --fresh | Generate new (fresh) ccxml Default: False |
| -D, --debug | Display debugging output Default: False |
| -A, --attach | Attach CCS to Device after performing action Default: False |
| -v, --version | print tiflash version |
| -V, --VERSION | print tiflash & python version |
Note
Most often you’ll only need to supply the serial number and TIFlash will try to automatically determine the default configurations (device type, connection, chip, etc.) to use when connecting to the device.