now runing
nvram get sdram_init
give me 0x0002 as a result.
this makes sense when compared to the page here
http://wl500g.dyndns.org/sdram.html
8MB SDR 4 Meg x 16 0x0002
as what i originally had was indeed 8 mb of SDR from samsung, 4meg x16.
if that is correct, then i believe that a sdram init of 0x000a is the one i need for my new ram module. i just find letters wierd in these values. hehe.
In any case, i was impatient. i figured i had a TJTAG anyways, so i executed the comands that i posted in the last post.
end result?
IT WORKS!!!! WOOHOOO!!!! 32 mb ram. totally awesome.
thus, to recap:
these are the comands to get a WRT 54 G v8 to recognize 32 mb of ram
dragon-fly wrote:
nvram set sdram_init=0x000a
nvram set sdram_ncdl=0x000
nvram commit
reboot
TJTAG really works (using the dumbed down versin included in the tjtag .rar - no need to connect all of the grounds as per here
Pin 54 (A12) is effectively routed to the cpu.
DD WRT is totally awesome.
and these guys are great.
i do want to know what sdram_ncdl is though
Last edited by dragon-fly on Tue Dec 18, 2007 18:24; edited 4 times in total
if you look in CFE (bootloader) there is sdram_ncdl=0x0 , this value is for first time start to recalculate ram timings, so i think no diference 0x0 or 0x0000 anyway its 0 :D
if you look in CFE (bootloader) there is sdram_ncdl=0x0 , this value is for first time start to recalculate ram timings, so i think no diference 0x0 or 0x0000 anyway its 0 :D
R.
cool. thanks alot guys!
i'll be updating the first post with all the info for others to see
glad to see you got it all up and running. jtag is a great tool! i do feel bad for giving you the wrong commands but thankfully all was not lost!
im sure many others will b e doing your mod! good job!
No problem! you made me make a Jtag, which is good anyways. if in the future overclocking becomes supported or something, i will already have a JTAG. and i am also contemplating how to change the FLASH chip from 2 mb to some larger number. too bad my 8 mb SD card does not have the right type of flash chip (the pins were oriented in the wrong direction - very bad start. lol)
and besides, its also a good thing, because if somebody else messes up, atleast they will know how to make and use a jtag. (maybe i should change that previous post where i wrote it was a serial cable - its a Parallel cable)