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downarrowHow do I halt execution at the reset vector ?
Applies to: JTAG Debug Issues, RVD Debug, RealView Development Suite (RVDS) 3.0, RealView Development Suite (RVDS) 3.1, RealView ICE (RVI)

Sometimes it is desirable to halt execution immediately after the core exits reset. This can be particularly important if your memory system does not contain valid code (executing instructions can result in random memory access leading to bus lock up).

To connect to (and halt) a target at the reset vector: Connect to the target in RVD using the No Reset / No Halt mode. Place a Hardware breakpoint at the reset vector and issue a reset command from the RVD CLI.

An example sequence is shown below:
> connect ,noreset ,nohalt  "@ARM926EJ-S_0@RealView-ICE"
> bexec 0x0
> reset
Stopped on Reset of Target
Stopped at 0x00000000: _ENTRY_\<entry point>

To reset a target once connected: Place a Hardware breakpoint at the reset vector and issue a reset command from the RVD CLI.

Note: The debugger relies on being able to independently assert the system reset line to the core via the JTAG connector to reset the core.






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