Chapter 2. Using batty
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## Chapter 2. Using batty

The latest version is usually available either from the ABLE support page or the specific board support page on the Simtec Electronics website.

The batty tool is executed from the ABLE command line and commences execution immediately.

Example 2.1. Starting batty from the command line

    >(tftpboot)batty
    .....loaded (tftpboot)batty, 0x8040 bytes at 0x00008000
    boot: booting 'able app1'
    Simtec Board Test Tool, Version 0.18
    (c) 2005 Simtec Electronics

    EB2410ITX (BAST) Test Suite

    Testing S3C24XX CPU Core
     CPU ID 32410002, OK [S3C2410A]
     Testing internal SRAM block
      Pattern: all ones
      Pattern: all zeros
      Pattern: alternate zero/ones (LSB set)
      Pattern: alternate zero/ones (LSB unset)
      Writing address to each location

     Testing system RAM [0x00400000..0x07d00000]
      Pattern: all ones
      Pattern: all zeros
      Pattern: alternate zero/ones (LSB set)
      Pattern: alternate zero/ones (LSB unset)
      Writing address to each location

     Checking ABLE CRC
      CRC OK

     Searching for ABLE info
      Version 208
      Release 2005041001
      Supported machine number 3
      Supported machine number 6

    Testing CPLD registers
     CPLD ID register (value 00) OK

    DONE: 13 tests, 13 ok, 0 failed, 0 warnings
    PASSED: all tests OK
    >

Example 2.1, “Starting batty from the command line” shows a typical execution of batty on an EB2410ITX. On this particular platform a fairly small number of tests are performed, specifically a series of memory tests and a verification that the ABLE stored in flash is viable. The DONE line shows the number of tests attempted and the number passed along with any warnings.

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