Lpc2000

Jaya,

Many thanks for the prompt answers. A couple of follow-up points below.

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Jayasooriah <jayasooriah@...> wrote:
> I said it boot loader is broken because I am able crash the boot 
loader at 
> will on my LPC 2292 irrespective of whether or not CRP is enabled.
> 

When you say you can crash the boot loader at will, are you talking 
about the boot loader itself crashing (i.e. during the boot process 
and/or flash load through the serial port), or an application that 
calls the IAP functions crashing? We don't use IAP. We do however, use 
the boot loader (as I imagine everyone else does).

Also, you mention the LPC2292. Do you happen to know if the problem you 
observed is present on the LPC2134?

As a minor point: we're happy with the security of the device. When I 
used the term risk assesment, I meant the normal evaluation of product 
prior to release to determine how likely it is we'll get problems in 
production and/or returns from the field.

I really apreciate your input on this, as I'm sure others do too.

Regards
Brendan