xburn --serial-number

[armands117]

Hi,

Any idea, why xburn with --serial-number option crashes?

xburn --make-exec ua-1_otp_loader.xe --target-file src\ua-1.xn --lock ua-1_keys.txt --serial-number 127
Assertion failed: options.boardInfo.empty(), file C:\buildbot\slave\windows_xp_32bit_nightly\build\sb\tools_xburn\xburn\
main.cpp, line 1284


Regards,
Armands

[richard]

What tools version are you using? From what I can remember this was a known issue with 11.11.0 that was fixed in 11.11.1

[armands117]

What tools version are you using? From what I can remember this was a known issue with 11.11.0 that was fixed in 11.11.1

I tried with 11.11.0, 11.11.1 and 12.0.0 - the same result.

[richard]

I've managed to reproduce this. It looks like there is a bug which means it is not possible to write board information at the same time as locking the device - this is something we'll definitely try and fix in future releases. In the meantime you can workaround this by writing the device in two stages. First write the board information (or create an executable to write the board information) and then once this has been written run xburn again to lock the device. For example:

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xburn --make-exec ua-1_otp_loader_1.xe --target-file src\ua-1.xn --serial-number 127
xburn --make-exec ua-1_otp_loader_2.xe --target-file src\ua-1.xn --lock ua-1_keys.txt

You would then need to run ua-1_otp_loader_1.xe and ua-1_otp_loader_2.xe in sequence.

[armands117]

Great! This works.

Thanks,
Armands