Am 30.04.2013 um 15:05 schrieb Tom: > Follow-up Comment #12, bug #38659 (project avrdude): > > It's working now again (tested with Linux), but the support for the FT2232D is > now disabled in code. In "avrftdi.c:747-751" between Svn-Version 1141 and 1142 > the #if was removed and the FT2232D chip-type is 1 (TYPE_BM). > > This chip is working for me with a pin_limit of 7 and package size of 384. > Please re-enable it. I just ran into this issue a week ago. This is due to the co-installation of libftdi-0.x and libftdi-1.x. libftdi-0.x is before libftdi-1.0 in the library list for the linker. So I suppose functions which have the same name in both versions (which is almost all of them) are linked to libftdi-0.x (instead of libftdi-1.x). Uninstall libftdi-0.x and reconfigure/compile. If you have to use libftdi-0.x for other programmers, then you have to build two binaries. One with libftdi-0.x where avrftdi should be disabled and one with libftdi-1.x where avrftdi is enabled.
However, in the current SVN revision avrftdi accepts libftdi-0.x again, so you/we might get away with changing the link order of libftdi-0.x and libftdi-1.x. Best regards, Hannes _______________________________________________ avrdude-dev mailing list avrdude-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/avrdude-dev
