ffado-fireworks-downloader (1) - Linux Manuals

ffado-fireworks-downloader: firmware download application for Echo

Command to display ffado-fireworks-downloader manual in Linux: $ man 1 ffado-fireworks-downloader

NAME

ffado-fireworks-downloader - firmware download application for Echo Fireworks devices

SYNOPSIS

ffado-fireworks-downloader [OPTION...] OPERATION

DESCRIPTION

ffado-bridgeco-downloader permits firmware updates to be made to Echo Fireworks devices under Linux. OPERATION describes the action to be carried out. An OPERATION comprises one of the following keywords and any arguments required by that keyword.

list: List devices on the firewire bus.
display: Display information about a device and its firmware.
upload FILE: Upload the firmware contained in FILE to the device
download FILE START_ADDR LEN: Download the flash contents from the device. LEN bytes will be downloaded starting at START_ADDR and written to the file FILE
verify FILE: Verify that the firmware contained in the device corresponds to the one in FILE
session_display: Show information about the session on the device.
session_info FILE: Show information about the device session stored in FILE
session_download FILE: Download the session content from the device into FILE
session_upload FILE: Upload the session from FILE to the device.

OPTIONS

-h, --help: Display brief usage information and exit
-p, --port=NUM: Specify use of IEEE1394 port NUM
-v, --verbose=LEVEL: Produce verbose output. The higher the LEVEL the more verbose the messages. The some verbose messages may only be available of FFADO was compiled with debugging enabled.
-g, --guid=GUID: Specify the GUID of the device to interact with. If this is not specified an attempt will be made to automatically detect a suitable device.
-m, --magic=MAGIC: A magic number you have to obtain before this program will work. Specifying it on the command line means that you accept the risks which come with this tool. The magic number can be obtained in the source code.

NOTES

Manipulating firmware can cause your device to stop working. The FFADO project accepts no responsibility if this occurs as a result of using this tool.