Hallo All Has anyone had such an experience? I was uploading using the Philips FLASH utility and moved the program window. The upload failed and I had to start again. The next time I kept still and it worked. But the board didn't start up - it went back to ISP mode since it communicated with the FLASH again. So I repeated the download and again the board didn't start. Again I downloaded the code and checked the contents of the FLASH using "FLASH buffer operations". Interrupt vectors were in place and I recognised a lot of strings so seemingly OK. Still the board didn't run. Then I noticed that the contents of the FLASH were always 0xff after rebooting the card, although the contents of FLASH was a program before rebooting. This means that the chip is deleting FLASH on every reboot...? (The program runs on another board and so it's not the program doing it itself). Another strange thing is that the blank check is still failing although I don't see any data other than 0xff in the whole chip. Can a device fail like this and could it be cured by loading another ISP boot code? I have never experienced such a thing before and have done hundreds of Uploads in the past on several boards. In any case I'm keeping my mouse very still when loading because I can't afford to loose another board!! Any one know more???? Cheers Mark Butcher www.mjbc.ch
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ISP killed LPC2106?
2004-09-09 by Mark Butcher
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