Hello, I never was able to corrupt the bootloader but I analyzed a corrupted one from others.
I feel it is not the program that you upload that corrupt the bootloader. It looks like it is more the process to upload that has an influence, like: - reset during upload, - bad BT communication - low battery, - multiple resets at the start to build your self a cable from the ICD2 to e-puck look here: http://www.gctronic.com/doc/index.php/E-Puck#Re-flashing_the_bootloader_on_e -puck good luck, Gilles ------------------------ Dr. Gilles Caprari GCtronic Sagl, Electronics & Mechatronics web: www.gctronic.com E-mail: [email protected] Post: Via Cassarinetta 2, CH-6900 Lugano, Switzerland Tel: +41 91 630 2149 Fax: +41 43 556 8006 Mobile: +41 78 601 1113 skype: gillescaprari -----Original Message----- From: Moh'd Zeyad [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: mercoledì, 24. novembre 2010 22:36 To: [email protected] Subject: [E-puck-user] How to know if the code is buggy ? we are a group of three students from J.U.S.T university in jordan. We are working with the two e-puck robots for the graduation project. before one week, i was wirtting a simple program that controls the motor. i uploaded the code to the e-puck, and since that i can't upload any other codes through bluetooth. i gess the e-puck bootloader is corrupted. the university did not buy the MPLAB ICD2, so we order it, but its going to take some time (about ten days from this email) until its delivered. Now,we are afraid to program the other e-puck robot. So, is there any way to know if my code is buggy and ging to corrupt the e-puck bootloader. Sorry for the too much details. and thank you.
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