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From: Mike B. <mi...@mj...> - 2010-03-15 20:28:08
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Because amforth is available specifically for the AVR Butterfly ("Bf"), and that device
includes some of the "peripherals" that I will need, I have elected to use it as the base for a
current project rather than a simple breadboarding tile.
The amforth files for Bf create a hex file on AVRStudio without error or warning, and a
STK500 claims to successfully copy it to flash via ISP (just the one file, no EEPROM file as
indicated at one point in the amforth documentation). Then when connected to a terminal,
data can be seen going into the Bf, but nothing is ever returned to the terminal, nor is there
any suggestion of a sign-on message being generated at reset.
The same equipment is able to restore the original flash content, and the same terminal
program is then is able to send a "name" string to the Bf, so all other hardware and software
appears to be intact. The Bf reset line does go high when released.
Can anyone offer suggestions? What have I missed? There was mention of a ready-to-run
hex file for this device, but I haven't found it.
Mike Beach
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