Janos, thank you very much for the quick reply,

I didn't know anything about stk500 or avr isp mkII, are they specific-programmers?

We have the Crossbow OEM design kit that is equipped with USB programming pod. And I was wondering whether I could use the standard make iris install.1 mib520,COM3, or maybe I could damage the mote?. Is it necessary to change the fuses, the company that made for us the circuit told that we had to put clkint and jtagen, that is fuse_l=0xc4 and fuse_h=0x19, because they tried with other configuration in a mote and they couldnt reprogram the mote anymore.

Note: because that we are afraid to break up a mote if we dont do the correct configuration, we havent tried yet. We have always used MoteConfig from Crossbow, but it is in TinyOS 1.x and we need now to use the TinyOS 2.1.

Thanks again Janos.

Javier

Janos Sallai escribió:
Javier,

The stk500 (make iris install.1 avrisp,COM3) and the avr isp mkII
(make iris install.1 avrispmkii,usb) are supported by the TinyOS 2.1
make system. For the latter, you need to rebuild avrdude with libusb
support.

Technically, you can compile your app to a binary, then use avrdude
directly to program the IRIS module with whatever protocol/programmer
avrdude supports. You can also come up with a yourownprogrammer.extra
to integrate it to the tinyos make system.

Janos

2009/5/7 Javier Barbarán <[email protected]>:
Hi all,


We have to program a Iris OEM mote using TinyOS 2.x, so we are not going to
use MoteConfig as it is oriented to TinyOS 1.x. And we wonder if we can use
typical command: make iris install.1 mib510,COM3 or we need to configure
anything else.

The company who integrated the circuit with Iris OEM told us that we have to
be very careful when configuring the fuses because we could break down the
mote. Could you tell us something about it?

Regards,

Javier Barbarán
University of Málaga

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