OK thank you
can any one to translate message displayed in english and recompile it ??
So like this?
R:\qwdirect -help
The tool is designed to record the raw images flash through the controller registers
The valid keys are:
-p <tty> - indicates the serial device to communicate with the loader
-k # - chipset code (-kl - get a list of codes)
-b # - starting block number to write
-f <x> - choice of recording formats:
-fs (default) - recording only data sectors
-fl - recording only the data sectors in the linux format
-fy - yaffs2-recorded images
-fi - entry of raw image data + OOB, as is, without conversion ECC
-z # - OOB size on one page, in bytes (overrides autodetection the size)
-l # - number of recordable blocks by default - by the end of the input file
-o # - shift in the blocks in the source file before the start of the recorded area
-v - verify written data after burning
-c n - n erase only blocks from the initial
R:\qread -help
The tool is designed to read the address space modem
The valid keys are:
-p <tty> - indicates the serial device to communicate with the contaminant customer's network
-o <file> - output file name (default qmem.bin)
-i - HELLO launches procedure to initialize the bootloader
-a <adr> - starting address
-l <num> - size of the readable area
R:\qrflash -help
The tool is designed for reading the image through a modified flash loader
The valid keys are:
-p <tty> - serial port for communication with the loader
-e - enable ECC correction when reading
-x - read a full sector - data + oob (without the key - just the data)
-k # - chipset code (-kl - get a list of codes)
-z # - OOB size of the page, in bytes (the size closes the Auto Detect)
For unformatted read mode:
-b <blk> - the initial number of read block (default: 0)
-l <num> - the number of read blocks 0 - before the end of the stick
-o <file> - output file name (default qflash.bin)
For the regime of sections read:
-s <file> - take the partition map from the file
-s @ - take a card from the flash partition
-s - take the partition map of ptable file/current-r.bin
-f n - read only partition number c n (can be specified multiple times to odds ming sections list)
-t - cut off all FF the last significant byte section
-r <x> - Data format:
-rs - standard format (512-byte blocks)
-rl - to the Linux format (516-byte blocks, except the last page)
-ra - (on by default and only the partition mode) for auto-negotiation format attribute section
-m - output full sections of map
And so on.