Re: CE5.0 Command line tools



Ok, ok. Henrik is right, of course. It is client on
the host side, not server. It was quite long ago
when I played with it :)

Well, here is a command line tool that I built some
years ago working on the same exactly problem. It can
upload files without PB and no changes in bootloader needed
to get it working. However there may be some dependencies
(perhaps msvcrt.dll etc) so you may need VS installed
to get it running. I'm too lazy to write installers :)
Note it was tested only with my boards, I don't guaranty
it will work with any device, but you may want to give a try.
In theory it should be fine with any EBOOT starting from CE 3.0
and up to 6.0.


Here is how it works:

If you don't know device name, device ip or mac addresses,
then you run it with -l switch to lookup devices in range
(alternative to device list in Connectivity Options in PB).
Something like


celoadimage.exe -l -t 30
Lookup devices, press any key to interrupt
DE-0003FFD42581: IP 192.168.1.225 MAC 00-03-FF-D4-25-81
CEPC32: IP 192.168.1.14 MAC 00-03-FF-12-1B-32
....


If you know device name or ip/mac addresses then
load image this way:

celoadimage.exe -d <device name> -p <path to image>
or
celoadimage.exe -i <device ip address> -p <path to image>
or
celoadimage.exe -m <device mac address> -p <path to image>


If you want it to automatically jump to the image
then add -j switch.

Basically it looks something like this:


celoadimage.exe -d DE-0003FFD42581 -p nk.bin -t 10 -j
Lookup device: DE-0003FFD42581
DE-0003FFD42581: IP 192.168.1.225 MAC 00-03-FF-D4-25-81
Uploading image ████████████████████ 100% 6191.5 of 6191.5KB done
Jumping to image


....



Nick wrote:
Thanks voidcoder - do you know of any references available to do what you mention (changing eboot...)

"voidcoder" wrote:

>> I know in CE4.0 it was possible to download an OS to a CEPC

Actually it was possible in 3.0, not in 4.0 (if my memory
is serving me well).

It is possible with a little changes in eboot and standard
TFTP server on the host end...


Nick wrote:
Are there any command line tools which would allow me to download an OS image to a device or at least pass commands to a running os(as one would do in Target Control)? I know in CE4.0 it was possible to download an OS to a CEPC from the command line, but I am looking to do this in CE5.0 and not to a CEPC. Thanks.

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