Lpc2000

> I made it with the Philips ISP program, and in Linux (most of the
time) with 
> the lpc21isp program. The only issue I founded is that the lpc21isp
do not 
> configures correctly the serial board. I allways has to open
minicom, close 
> minicom (the serial port becomes reconfigured) and then I run lpc21isp. 
> When (or if) I finish my actual project, I will work on lpc21isp to
correct 
> this...

I have been using LPC21isp for a while now to program my Olimex
LPC2106 board.  I can't use it if minicom is open but other than that,
I have never had an issue.

After programming I can open minicom for debugging.  It turns out that
the programming and debug serial rates are the same (115200) but I
don't know that it matters.  I have not tried the term feature of
lpc21isp but it might be interesting.

From my makefile:

program	: ${TARGET}.hex
 	  lpc21isp ${TARGET}.hex /dev/ttyS0 115200 14746

I am using version 1.31 compiled locally.

Richard