Just saw BootLoader replacement for that problem over at AVR Freaks called Superfly. Might want to check that out. --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "catalin_cluj" <catalin_cluj@...> wrote: > > Hi, > I've been succesfully building hex files with WinAVR and programming > them with AVR Studio 4 (and the original Butterfly bootloader)... until > the cable broke in the middle of programming. > Now, I can still program, but verification fails: > > "Address: 0x0000, Expected: 0x940c, Received: 0x2121" > > and nothing runs... > What's happenning, why that address? > I thought if 0x0000 is toast, the bootloader shouldn't work either... > nothing should work. > Obviously, something still works, as pushing the button down allows > AvrProg to connect, and program. > > Is it toast? Would ISP programming fix it? > > Thank yo, > > Cat >
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Re: Butterfly (ATMega169?) programming problem.
2006-03-15 by ufo2joe
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