Bob, Thanks, that's the answer I was hoping for. I appreciate the prompt and accurate assistance. I need to run14.7456mhz * 4 with pclk 1:1 while updating flash. I need to not miss chars in a serial stream during flashing or lose cycles of a system tick so I have the interrupt vector table and receive ISR in ram so I can continue running while the IAP calls block in the foreground. I assume the IAP can handle periodic interrupts while it is working as long as they save context. Does this all sound reasonable? Have you ever seen source for the IAP routines? Have you ever seen source for the boot loader routines? Have you seen a procedure for replacing the bootloader with a custom version. If a .hex file places code in the bootloader area (while it isn't remapped) will the phillips flash utillity correctly write it? My project includes a requirement to replace the default boot loader code with a version that boots from a different data format (a proprietary RS485 based protocol) so I need to make the 'factory load' while the default ohillips loader is present replace the bootloader so subsequent re-flashings can be done over the 485 link. Landrum Haddix lhaddix@... http://web.qx.net/lhaddix
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Can I use IAP routines with PLL multiplier other than 1x.
2005-08-27 by Landrum Haddix
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