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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Flash to RAM

2005-10-06 by Richard Duits

I assume you use GCC. You also need to change the linker script to let the linker know that the code is stored in flash but it will be running from RAM (just

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Re: Ethernet addon board for LPC

2005-10-06 by Gus

it is done! someone made it for you ;-) you have both now, the SD card and thumb flash for your customer. http://www.ghielectronics.com/USBwiz.htm ... suffice,

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LPC2119 RTC Alarm Register?

2005-10-06 by chriss_chd

Hallo! Maybe i found a bug in the rtc registers. if i set die alarm register and enable die alarm interrupt the normal interrupt will be generat. i must set

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Re: Flash to RAM

2005-10-06 by tripple_toast

Thanks for the reply. So all I need is a section of assembler in boot.s that copies the compiled RAM code from flash to RAM. I ve tried the approach of

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Half Duplex Bootloader Firmware

2005-10-06 by mhoneywill

Hello, Does anyone know if it is possible to modify the philips bootloader code for the LPC chips to allow the bootloader to work in a half duplex RS485 mode?

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Re: Ethernet addon board for LPC

2005-10-06 by mhoneywill

Have you looked at the MicroChip ENC28J60, Just come across this chip looks quite interesting. You could port the Microchip Stack see here

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Re: [lpc2000] Flash to RAM

2005-10-06 by Richard Duits

This depends on the compiler/tools you use. With GNU you can do this in the linker script and startup.s (similar to initialized variables). The Keil compiler

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Re: Ethernet addon board for LPC

2005-10-06 by Alan Hutton

Another alternative would be the latest 10/100 PHY from National which has been designed to operate with embedded microcontrollers. More info at

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Low power multithreaded OS suggestion?

2005-10-06 by guillermoprandi

Hi! I am building a board featuring the LPC2138 µC. This board will basically need to interface with three serial devices (two via internal UARTs and a third

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Flash to RAM

2005-10-06 by tripple_toast

I have managed to store in a flash sector code that is compiled to run from RAM. At boot I wish to copy this code from flash to RAM and then run the code in

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: CAN DOIE

2005-10-06 by Gromann, Klaus

Hi Fredrik, sorry for that late answer but I was nt in my office for the last weeks. I have 3 members talking at the CAN bus and the load is about 40 % worst

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Riscy Pygness -help-

2005-10-06 by Genie Murasaki

Hello, I hope someone in the list will resolve my small glitch on porting Riscy Pygness to embeddedartists.com LPC2129 CAN QuickStart Board. I m pretty new to

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Re: Ethernet addon board for LPC

2005-10-06 by Genie Murasaki

Hi Mike, A few I knew: http://www.seanadams.com/cs8900/ http://www.edtp.com/ http://www.microrobotics.co.uk/products/interface.html

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Ethernet addon board for LPC

2005-10-06 by Michael Anburaj

Hi all, Some days back I came across 2 WebPages providing Ethernet add-on cards for micro-controller using CS8900A -- which I thought I would use with my

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Re: Slow OCD Remote/Insight debugging

2005-10-06 by John Heenan

With regard to improving JTAG clocking speed, I should rephrase as I acknowledge ARM newsgroups have higher ratios of educated and informed participants.

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Re: Slow OCD Remote/Insight debugging

2005-10-06 by John Heenan

... Comments below! ... You made a factual error about the hardware capibility of another product in the course of sneering the product. You stated words to

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