TJTAG User Manual
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What is TJTAG
This program reads/writes flash memory on the WRT54G/GS and compatible routers via EJTAG using either DMA Access routines or PrAcc routines (slower/more compatible).
You can get the latest copy of TJTAG from [here]
We no longer hosting tJTAG on our site. Tornado has been working on this project for 6+ years, we encourage you to send him a minimal donation of $5.00 for using his software. TJTAG can be downloaded from http://www.tjtag.com
Author
TJtag is a port of wrt54g originally written by HairyDairyMaid. Later on, Tornado added support for more chips, initial SPI support for some serial flash devices and other enhancements
If you like this program you can send him a donation via paypal:
or
you can donate a router to him. He can be contacted by email. His email address is in the TJTAG zip file.
What are the supported chips?
Supported Chips
Broadcom BCM4702 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM4704 KPBG Rev 9 CPU Broadcom BCM4704 Rev 8 CPU Broadcom BCM4712 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM4712 Rev 2 CPU Broadcom BCM4716 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM4785 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM5350 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM5352 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM5354 KFBG Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM5354 KFBG Rev 2 CPU Broadcom BCM5354 KFBG Rev 3 CPU Broadcom BCM3345 KPB Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM5365 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM5365 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM6345 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM6348 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM6338 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM6358 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM6368 Rev 1 CPU Broadcom BCM4321 RADIO STOP Broadcom BCM4321L RADIO STOP TI AR7WRD TNETD7300GDU Rev 1 CPU BRECIS MSP2007-CA-A1 CPU TI TNETV1060GDW CPU Linkstation 2 with RISC K4C chip Atheros AR531X/231X CPU XScale IXP42X 266mhz XScale IXP42X 400mhz XScale IXP42X 533mhz ARM 940T Marvell Feroceon 88F5181 LX4380
Usage
USAGE: tjtag [parameter] </noreset> </noemw> </nocwd> </nobreak> </noerase>
</notimestamp> </dma> </nodma>
<start:XXXXXXXX> </length:XXXXXXXX>
</silent> </skipdetect> </instrlen:XX> </fc:XX> /bypass /st5
Required Parameter
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-backup:cfe
-backup:nvram
-backup:kernel
-backup:wholeflash
-backup:custom
-backup:bsp
-erase:cfe
-erase:nvram
-erase:kernel
-erase:wholeflash
-erase:custom
-erase:bsp
-flash:cfe
-flash:nvram
-flash:kernel
-flash:wholeflash
-flash:custom
-flash:bsp
-probeonly
-probeonly:custom
Optional with -backup:, -erase:, -flash: wgrv8bdata, wgrv9bdata, cfe128
Optional Switches
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/noreset ........... prevent Issuing EJTAG CPU reset
/noemw ............. prevent Enabling Memory Writes
/nocwd ............. prevent Clearing CPU Watchdog Timer
/nobreak ........... prevent Issuing Debug Mode JTAGBRK
/noerase ........... prevent Forced Erase before Flashing
/notimestamp ....... prevent Timestamping of Backups
/dma ............... force use of DMA routines
/nodma ............. force use of PRACC routines (No DMA)
/window:XXXXXXXX ... custom flash window base (in HEX)
/start:XXXXXXXX .... custom start location (in HEX)
/length:XXXXXXXX ... custom length (in HEX)
/silent ............ prevent scrolling display of data
/skipdetect ........ skip auto detection of CPU Chip ID
/instrlen:XX ....... set instruction length manually
/wiggler ........... use wiggler cable
/bypass ............ Unlock Bypass command & disable polling
/st5 ............... Use Speedtouch ST5xx flash routines instead of WRT routines
/reboot............. sets the process and reboots
/swap_endian........ swap endianess during backup - most Atheros based routers
/flash_debug........ flash chip debug messages, show flash MFG and Device ID
/fc:XX = Optional (Manual) Flash Chip Selection
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/fc:01 ............. MX29LV800BTC 512kx16 TopB (1MB)
/fc:02 ............. MX29LV800BTC 512kx16 BotB (1MB)
/fc:03 ............. AMD 29lv160DB 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:04 ............. AMD 29lv160DT 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:05 ............. EON EN29LV160A 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:06 ............. EON EN29LV160A 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:07 ............. MBM29LV160B 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:08 ............. MBM29LV160T 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:09 ............. MX29LV160CB 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:10 ............. MX29LV160CT 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:11 ............. K8D1716UTC 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:12 ............. K8D1716UBC 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:13 ............. ST M29W160EB 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:14 ............. ST M29W160ET 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:15 ............. Macronix MX25L160A (2MB) Serial
/fc:16 ............. Atmel AT45DB161B (2MB) Serial
/fc:17 ............. Atmel AT45DB161B (2MB) Serial
/fc:18 ............. K8D3216UTC 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:19 ............. K8D3216UBC 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:20 ............. Macronix MX25L1605D (2MB) Serial
/fc:21 ............. Macronix MX25L3205D (4MB) Serial
/fc:22 ............. Macronix MX25L6405D (8MB) Serial
/fc:23 ............. STMicro M25P16 (2MB) Serial
/fc:24 ............. STMicro M25P32 (4MB) Serial
/fc:25 ............. STMicro M25P64 (8MB) Serial
/fc:26 ............. STMicro M25P128 (16MB) Serial
/fc:27 ............. AMD 29lv320MB 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:28 ............. AMD 29lv320MT 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:29 ............. AMD 29lv320MT 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:30 ............. TC58FVB321 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:31 ............. TC58FVT321 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:32 ............. AT49BV/LV16X 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:33 ............. AT49BV/LV16XT 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:34 ............. MBM29DL323BE 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:35 ............. MBM29DL323TE 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:36 ............. AMD 29lv320DB 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:37 ............. AMD 29lv320DT 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:38 ............. MBM29LV320BE 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:39 ............. MBM29LV320TE 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:40 ............. MX29LV320B 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:41 ............. MX29LV320B 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:42 ............. MX29LV320T 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:43 ............. MX29LV320T 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:44 ............. ST 29w320DB 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:45 ............. ST 29w320DT 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:46 ............. MX29LV640B 4Mx16 TopB (16MB)
/fc:47 ............. MX29LV640B 4Mx16 BotB (16MB)
/fc:48 ............. W19B(L)320ST 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:49 ............. W19B(L)320SB 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:50 ............. W19B(L)320SB 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:51 ............. M29DW324DT 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:52 ............. M29DW324DB 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:53 ............. TC58FVM6T2A 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:54 ............. TC58FVM6B2A 4Mx16 BopB (8MB)
/fc:55 ............. K8D6316UTM 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:56 ............. K8D6316UBM 4Mx16 BotB (8MB)
/fc:57 ............. Intel 28F160B3 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:58 ............. Intel 28F160B3 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:59 ............. Intel 28F160C3 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:60 ............. Intel 28F160C3 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:61 ............. Intel 28F320B3 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:62 ............. Intel 28F320B3 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:63 ............. Intel 28F320C3 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:64 ............. Intel 28F320C3 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:65 ............. Sharp 28F320BJE 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:66 ............. Intel 28F640B3 4Mx16 BotB (8MB)
/fc:67 ............. Intel 28F640B3 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:68 ............. Intel 28F640C3 4Mx16 BotB (8MB)
/fc:69 ............. Intel 28F640C3 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:70 ............. Intel 28F160S3/5 1Mx16 (2MB)
/fc:71 ............. Intel 28F320J3 2Mx16 (4MB)
/fc:72 ............. Intel 28F320J5 2Mx16 (4MB)
/fc:73 ............. Intel 28F320S3/5 2Mx16 (4MB)
/fc:74 ............. Intel 28F640J3 4Mx16 (8MB)
/fc:75 ............. Intel 28F640J5 4Mx16 (8MB)
/fc:76 ............. Intel 28F128J3 8Mx16 (16MB)
/fc:77 ............. SST39VF1601 1Mx16 BotB (2MB)
/fc:78 ............. SST39VF1602 1Mx16 TopB (2MB)
/fc:79 ............. SST39VF3201 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:80 ............. SST39VF3202 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:81 ............. SST39VF6401 4Mx16 BotB (8MB)
/fc:82 ............. SST39VF6402 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:83 ............. SST39VF6401B 4Mx16 BotB (8MB)
/fc:84 ............. SST39VF6402B 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:85 ............. Spansion S29GL032M BotB (4MB)
/fc:86 ............. Spansion S29GL032M TopB (4MB)
/fc:87 ............. Spansion S29GL064M BotB (8MB)
/fc:88 ............. Spansion S29GL064M TopB (8MB)
/fc:89 ............. Spansion S29GL128P U (16MB)
/fc:90 ............. Spansion S29GL128M U (16MB)
/fc:91 ............. Spansion S29GL256P U (32MB)
/fc:92 ............. Spansion S29GL512P U (64MB)
/fc:93 ............. Spansion S29GL01GP U (128MB)
/fc:94 ............. Spansion S25FL016A (2MB) Serial
/fc:95 ............. Spansion S25FL032A (4MB) Serial
/fc:96 ............. Spansion S25FL064A (8MB) Serial
/fc:97 ............. Winbond W19B320AB BotB (4MB)
/fc:98 ............. Winbond W19B320AT TopB (4MB)
/fc:99 ............. Winbond W25X32 (4MB) Serial
/fc:100 ............. Winbond W25X64 (8MB) Serial
/fc:101 ............. EON EN29LV320 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:102 ............. EON EN29LV320 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
/fc:103 ............. EON EN29LV640 4Mx16 TopB (8MB)
/fc:104 ............. EON EN29LV640 4Mx16 BotB (8MB)
/fc:105 ............. AT49BV322A 2Mx16 BotB (4MB)
/fc:106 ............. AT49BV322A(T) 2Mx16 TopB (4MB)
NOTES: 1) If 'flashing' - the source filename must exist as follows:
CFE.BIN, NVRAM.BIN, KERNEL.BIN, WHOLEFLASH.BIN or CUSTOM.BIN
BSP.BIN
2) If you have difficulty auto-detecting a particular flash part
you can manually specify your exact part using the /fc:XX option.
3) If you have difficulty with the older bcm47xx chips or when no CFE
is currently active/operational you may want to try both the
/noreset and /nobreak command line options together. Some bcm47xx
chips *may* always require both these options to function properly.
4) When using this utility, usually it is best to type the command line
out, then plug in the router, and then hit <ENTER> quickly to avoid
the CPUs watchdog interfering with the EJTAG operations.
5) /bypass - enables Unlock bypass command for some AMD/Spansion type
flashes, it also disables polling
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* Flashing the KERNEL or WHOLEFLASH will take a very long time using JTAG *
* via this utility. You are better off flashing the CFE & NVRAM files *
* & then using the normal TFTP method to flash the KERNEL via ethernet. *
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Examples
Please check the following tutorial on how to use TJTAG:
Buy various JTAG cables for your Satellite Receiver, Cable Modem, Wireless Router, Standard Wiggler from http://www.easymg.com and http://www.diygadget.com
10 PCS, 10cm x 10cm, 2 layers prototype for $38.80 shipped!
