Lpc2000

:-)

good point.  The bootloader will not be erased using documented
programming procedures. Because we saw the huge benefit of providing
the self-updating bootloader to you our customers we just had to do it. 

Sort of Disclaimer:
If you change anything in the bootloader, specifications of the device
are no longer valid, programming might (most likely will!) fail, there
is no support for questions related to self-modified bootloaders.

In a nutshell, we highly discourage experimenting with the bootloader
but if you have to, you are on your own!

Philips_Apps

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rhpascaldodo" <rh@e...> wrote:
> Wow, wow !!
> 
> Philips claims that the bootloader is non-destructive from the app's
> point of view. So how can it be that we can download a hex file into
> the RAM, execute it and then, voila, there is a new bootloader written
> into the "read-only" boot section :-)))
> 
> Rolf