Lpc2000

Dear philips_apps,

While I very appreciative that you have responded, I note you have
chosen to do this selectively.

You have not to address CSI vulnerability when "U 0 0 0 0 0" yet
again.  The inference is that it exists.  Also, the T command does
work on 1.52 version of the loader and I am not sure why you say it
does not.

Nontheless, as the T command and the 'tEsT' argument serve no useful
purpose, a very positive outcome of the discussion so far would be the
removal of these two features from the boot loader itself, not just
its documentation.

When I get back from my holidays (in about three weeks), I will
explain the why I am making this request, in the context of CRP security.

Thanks again for responding.

Kind regards,

Jaya

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "philips_apps" <philips_apps@y...> wrote:
>
> Dear Jayasooriah,
> 
> The "T" command is disabled when CRP is enabled. 
> 
> Though the "G tEsT A" or "G tEsT T" commands were mentioned in the 
> earlier revisions of the User Manual's we realized that they do not 
> help the application in any way. Hence we skipped their descriptions 
> in the later revisions. These commands were solely meant for Philips 
> testing facilities. 
> 
> The way the bootloader has been implemented so far will lead a 
> customer using either "T" or "G tEsT" command to a dead-end. Having 
> commands designed for in-house use only, together with reasons 
> ranging from a command not being fully functional (T command lacking 
> synchronization capabilities in different versions of the 
> bootloader) all the way to not having a useful code at all ("G 
> tEsT"), it becomes obvious why the "T" and "G tEsT" commands are not 
> part of the latest releases of the LPC2000 documentation.
> 
> We hope these details will help you and all other LPC2000 users in 
> their current work and future designs with these microcontrollers.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Philips Apps Team