I will try to expalin the basics of starting and making your own scripts for use with bcusb , firstly you need to start with a few basics . In the following example i have used a Belkin router as a test using Ejtag.
Open notepad and paste the following :
There will be a few things you will change here depending on your device , the MyDevice will obviously be the device you will be using and in the commented bits (#) you can put a short description of it , like CPU etc
The arrow pointing to the Jtag.MemoryAddress is (0x0) for this build you will notice in RC13 it is (0x80000000) , so if you are still using this build then use that address.
You will need to add your BCM to the Autorun .ini file as well in order for the script to be recognized as well as the device.
634817F:Belkin f5d7633-4(4M).bcs:Belkin f5d7633-4(4M)
^ ^ ^
BCM Name of script Name of device
When you save the script it must be saved in .BCS format for the software to recognise it
When you start the software you should now be presented with the following
You should now have a new tab with your script name on the top as well as an Active script. There will be a drop down box if you have more than 1 device with the same CPU (BCM)
And finally clicking on the Script tab on the top it will give you a blank page as follows:
This will be blank as we have no added anything else into the script ..YET.
Open notepad and paste the following :
There will be a few things you will change here depending on your device , the MyDevice will obviously be the device you will be using and in the commented bits (#) you can put a short description of it , like CPU etc
The arrow pointing to the Jtag.MemoryAddress is (0x0) for this build you will notice in RC13 it is (0x80000000) , so if you are still using this build then use that address.
You will need to add your BCM to the Autorun .ini file as well in order for the script to be recognized as well as the device.
634817F:Belkin f5d7633-4(4M).bcs:Belkin f5d7633-4(4M)
^ ^ ^
BCM Name of script Name of device
When you save the script it must be saved in .BCS format for the software to recognise it
When you start the software you should now be presented with the following
You should now have a new tab with your script name on the top as well as an Active script. There will be a drop down box if you have more than 1 device with the same CPU (BCM)
And finally clicking on the Script tab on the top it will give you a blank page as follows:
This will be blank as we have no added anything else into the script ..YET.