Hi,
[ to use an own linker script or move section .text to 0x1e000 ?]
> No preference, just different designs. One way is to build an
> application with an integrated bootloader; that's what the example is
> hinting at. Some people, the bootloader *is* the application and they do
> move the .text
Hi, Joerg Wunsch!
16-Jun-05 07:17 you wrote:
JW> There are semi-SIYF fuses when you select a clock option that will
JW> result in the device no longer being clocked, but you can usually
JW> always resurrect them by supplying an external clock. Some people who
JW> don't even own a simple pulse ge
Hello Larry Barello,
Thank you very much for the reply.
--- Larry Barello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -nostdlib on the linker command line will drop all
> library support and
> rename "main" something else like "boot" will drop
> the startup support.
>
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-Original Message-
From: Parthasaradhi Nayani
...
How does one avoid putting interrupt table and cleanup
code in the bootloader section? (this is what I am
looking for)
-nostdlib on the linker command line will drop all library support and
rename "main
Torsten Mohr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can i really DISABLE SPI programming by fuse bit SPIEN?
You can. But read the text carefully: you cannot do that while using
ISP programming. ;-) So it's not a shoot-into-your-foot (SIYF) fuse.
The only real SIYF fuse they ever invented is the reset d
Hello,
if you want to place other functions in the bootloader
memory add the attribute to these functions as well.
Ideally one must set the address of .text to boot
address, as bootloader is a completely independent
program. I tested by putting the .text in the
bootloader section and it worked f
Torsten Mohr wrote:
Hi,
i'd like to write a bootloader for an ATMega128 and some
questions came up, it would be great if you could give me
some hints.
In avr-libc-usermanual-1.2.3 there is an example in the FAQ
how to put a function into a certain section and how to put
that section to a certa
Hi,
i'd like to write a bootloader for an ATMega128 and some
questions came up, it would be great if you could give me
some hints.
In avr-libc-usermanual-1.2.3 there is an example in the FAQ
how to put a function into a certain section and how to put
that section to a certain address. In that ex
