AVR-Chat

--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, moemen issa <magnoun84@...> wrote:
>
> I think that the problem may be in the serial port of your PC or the
cable itself or even the AVR chip itself ...I'm not trying to get you
to a panic attack or something but when I was doing my image
processing project I faced this situation lots of times and the result
was that the cable wasn't pluged properly or the COMs of the PC are
destroyed.....but I hope that it doesn't get that big and be in the
serial cable(which is more disposable than the PC COM's )......

I had considered that, but when I performed the same steps on another
computer it still did not respond. The same was true when I switched
chips and serial cables, all repeated in combination. I really do not
understand this problem at all- to be truthful I had hoped it was a
stupid problem on my part. I will attempt a firmware rollback later
today again, but since the AVR prog portion of AVR studio does not
seem to recognize the board anymore, I may be in a tremendous amount
of trouble. Thank you for your time and effort, though...