From: Paulo F. <pa...@ke...> - 2012-05-06 21:24:43
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On 2012/05/06, at 21:52, Jan Kromhout wrote: > Thanks Paulo, > > Could sommething going wrong with the burner? > Can you give me a hint how to do this on the OSX. > I have not yet the experiance. > > Cheers, > > Jan kromhout > Sacharovlaan 3 > 3223HM Hellevoetsluis-NL > My preference goes to MacPorts: http://www.macports.org/ You need the Apple Developer tools and X11 installed and after installing Macports you can do on the command line things like: sudo port install avrdude It downloads the sources, patches (if patches are needed), compiles and installs the software (avrdude in this case). It can do the same with: avarice @2.11 (cross) AVR JTAG-ICE control software avr-binutils @2.22 (cross, devel) FSF Binutils for avr cross development avr-gcc @4.7.0 (cross, devel) The GNU compiler collection for avr avr-gdb @6.8 (cross) GDB for the AVR processors avr-libc @1.8.0 (cross) C library for the AVR microcontroller. uisp @20050207 (devel) AVR In-System Programmer And for 'text mode" serial terminals you can have: minicom @2.5 (comms) Menu driven communications program picocom @1.7 (comms) Minimal dumb-terminal emulation program jerm @8095 (comms) communication terminal through serial and TCP/IP interfaces kermit @9.0.302 (comms) Serial and network communications package. My best regards Paulo Ferreira |