Re: [Flashforth-devel] Total newbie/beginner question (AVR)

[Lief K. <lko...@we...>]

1) Yes, you are correct. avrdude + ISP programmer (ArduinoISP, MPLAB SNAP, Atmel Dragon are ones I have used) + hex file will deliver FF to your board.
2) If you wish, you can then go back and program the optiboot boot loader back on to the board to run as an Arduino. So you can go back, if you wish.

3) I just attempted to program a Arduino Nano, which worked. And I used the USB serial interface to connect to FF running on the board.
4) Not sure what you mean by commanline interface, if you mean FF, yes. FF is the command line and the code interpreter and the “compiler” (in the sense,  you are able to add words to the dictionary.)

Good luck!
Lief Koepsel
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www.wellys.com
"I write about using MicroPython and Forth with microcontrollers as well as practical electronics and inexpensive test equipment."



> On Jan 9, 2022, at 5:04 AM, tu...@po... wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I want to start with flashforth on a AVR (Arduino Micro/Mini).
> (My PC runs Linux and Linux only.)
> 
> Before I do so I want to check whether it is correct what
> information I have collected from the internet:
> - To flash flashforth into an AVR µC an ISP programmer and 
>  avrdude is needed (and the according hex file of course... ;)
> - This process will wipe the bootloader from the µC and there
>  is no way back.
> 
> Does flashforth supports the serial USB interface of according
> Arduino boards like the Arduino Nano and Micro?
> If yes: Will the commandline interface be exposed to that interface?
> 
> Cheers!
> mcc
> 
> 
> 
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