I am seeing that the control center application is only sending 1024 64-byte i2c packets when I try to program the FX3 from bootloader mode. The image is larger than that.
Using an i2c snooper I can see that the length is 0x4A09 dwords:
Time ,Packet ID,Address,Data,Read/Write,ACK/NAK
0.000090010000000,0,P (0x50),'0' (0x00),Write,ACK
0.000180010000000,0,P (0x50),'0' (0x00),Write,ACK
0.000270010000000,0,P (0x50),C (0x43),Write,ACK
0.000360020000000,0,P (0x50),Y (0x59),Write,ACK
0.000450020000000,0,P (0x50),'30' (0x1E),Write,ACK
0.000540020000000,0,P (0x50),'176' (0xB0),Write,ACK
0.000630030000000,0,P (0x50),J (0x4A),Write,ACK
0.000720030000000,0,P (0x50),\t (0x09),Write,ACK
0.000810030000000,0,P (0x50),'0' (0x00),Write,ACK
0.000900040000000,0,P (0x50),'0' (0x00),Write,ACK
Which matches the .img file contents:
00000000 43 59 1E B0 4A 09 00 00
A couple questions...
1) are the leading two bytes of 0x00 and 0x00 expected to precede the image 'C' and 'Y'?
2) after 1024 64-byte packets the FX3 stops writing to the EEPROM device. 0x4A09 needs 1184 64-byte packets. How can I get more information out of Control Center? All I get is the status bar saying that programming failed:
FYI - the EEPROM is ST-Micro M24M02 which is 256k-byte, I'm configuring the image for the largest supported EEPROM size of 128k-byte (0x1E = 00 01 111 0, bits 3:1=7 is 128k-bytes).
