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Re: eCos driver writing help

2004-09-14 by teunvandeberg

Thanks! That helps a lot! Still, is there no good description of how to build a driver for eCos? I m not so fond of the use the force, read the source

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LPC2124 availibility

2004-09-14 by nourson54

Hi, the Philips leadtime on most lpc parts is 14 weeks :( ... For an urgent projects we need 50 LPC2124 or LPC2114 . Is somebody know where I can found stocks

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Re: [lpc2000] Flash Security

2004-09-14 by George Powell

Interesting point. The only reasonably sure way I know is to download programs into ram and run them. Unfortunately I only know a few Motorola chips that do

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Flash Security

2004-09-13 by funes_armando

Hi all, Can somebody tell me how the lpc2104 protection against flash memory reading is?. If my competitor is doing reverse engineering on my products, can he

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Re: [lpc2000] eCos driver writing help

2004-09-13 by David Roethig

... The -current repository has a SPI driver for the EB55. Perhaps you could use it as a reference. eCos will fit is run from flash with minimal features.

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Re: [lpc2000] eCos driver writing help

2004-09-13 by Shannon Holland

... I saw some threads go by on the eCos list regarding a SPI driver architecture - you would certainly want to fit within that. Does eCos fit in a LPC2106?

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Re: Revision B or C?

2004-09-13 by g2100g

As described in the errata sheet, the revision is the last letter in the third line, so it looks like rev C to me.

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eCos driver writing help

2004-09-13 by teunvandeberg

I am going to write a SPI driver for eCos on the LPC2106, but writing drivers for eCos is all pretty vague. Can anyone give some general directions? Thanks!

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Re: [lpc2000] Multi 2000 version 3.6.1

2004-09-13 by Seth Bernsen

Not too familiar with Mutli 2000, but the T is the Thumb extention. If you don t plan to use 16 bit Thumb code, it shouldn t matter which you use. However,

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SPI on LPC2106

2004-09-13 by teunvandeberg

I m going to start writing an SPI driver for the Philips LPC2106 micro controller, but before doing so I wanted to check if no one else has done this so… if

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Multi 2000 version 3.6.1

2004-09-13 by acetoel

Hello...I have Green Hills Multi 2000 version 3.6.1 but this compiler doesn t support the ARM 7 TDMI series..at least not directly..it supports the ARM 7M and

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gnu-arm -toolchain malloc not working

2004-09-12 by lpc21xx

Greetings all, I m using the gnu-arm toolchain 3.4 which includes newlib.1.12.0. I tied to allocate dynamic memory in heap space using malloc. But I always

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Re: [lpc2000] Revision B or C?

2004-09-11 by Uwe Arends

Ezequiel, ... as for your PS: http://www.newmicros.com/download/appnotes/ARM/TiniARM_Dev_Eclipse.pdf although this doesn t deal with schematics of dev. boards

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Revision B or C?

2004-09-10 by acetoel

Hello...I have received 10 LPC2106 from philips and I would like to know if this chips are the famous revision B which has several problem...I think so...the

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I2C Nack

2004-09-10 by skijag2

Using the Philips LPC 2129, I set-up an I2C slave mode to talk to a master device. The microcontroller, recieves and sends data correctly most of the time,

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Re: IAR, JLINK and PLL problems

2004-09-10 by Richard

Reset duration needs to be 10ms at power-up and 300ns thereafter. I have seen problems with boards where the RC reset circuit provided a reset pulse on

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LPC2119/2129 availability & prices

2004-09-10 by nedeljkomiljevic

Hello, does anyone have infos on availability and prices of 2119/2129? We re defining the hardware for a new project but cannot find any pricing info on

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2194 board?

2004-09-10 by Michael J. Pont

From: Leon Heller ... but ... for ... Thanks, Leon, I d prefer to use an off the shelf board (with all the required CAN drivers in place) but - if

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Re: [lpc2000] [LPC2104] hardware bug...

2004-09-09 by Arie de Muynck

... The problem here is that gcc for bit field access will generate 8/16/32 bits access depending on the width of the bit field. This is allowed for memory

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Re: handle an interrupt with c-code

2004-09-09 by supertoll_trinity

i found in the blinky example a way running it in c-code: add following lines in startup.s: # LDR PC, IRQ_Addr LDR PC, [PC, #-0x0FF0] /*

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corruption of VPBDIV via EXTMODE

2004-09-09 by supertoll_trinity

does anybody of you have experience with problems of the UART0- connection after writing to EXTMODE. from the errata-sheet: Problem: A write to either the

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New user group about ATMEL USB products

2004-09-09 by Marko Panger

Hello all ! I have recently set up a discussion group about Atmel USB products in particulary the AT43USB370/380 host controllers. The link to the group is:

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RE: [lpc2000] [LPC2104] hardware bug...

2004-09-09 by Paul Curtis

Pawel, ... Combination of compiler and ARM is your problem. The registers need to be accessed as 32-bit data, they can t be accessed as byte-wise data. Hence,

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Re: ISP killed LPC2106?

2004-09-09 by Mark Butcher

... Philips ... properly and ... problem with ... enough. ... Hi Leon Do you know how I can identify the revision from Part ID or Boot loader ID? On the chip

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Reset Help

2004-09-09 by Sébastien MARION (UMM)

Hi, I use a LPC2210 with external flash, for program it I load a boot program in ram with isp command and then my main program in flash. So I would when the

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[LPC2104] hardware bug...

2004-09-09 by Pawel Sikora

# a simple testcase # typedef volatile unsigned int reg32; #define __DECLARE_IO_REG32_BIT(name) typedef volatile union { name##_bits bit; reg32 reg; }

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RE: [lpc2000] ISP killed LPC2106?

2004-09-09 by Leon Heller

... Tsvetan (Olimex) mentioned something that might be relevant on the Philips MCU forum. A lot of their early 2106 boards weren t working properly and

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ISP killed LPC2106?

2004-09-09 by Mark Butcher

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

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Re: external sram interface lpc2292

2004-09-09 by douglasbolton

... I ... a ... the ... it ... power ... Found the problem, an open track on the /oe pin of the sram pin. I was probing the /oe signal on an easier access

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Re: ECOS

2004-09-09 by teunvandeberg

Thanks! Installing works fine now. Running is a different thing though :( I m trying to get the hello example running. I have a recent version of eCos and

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Re: ECOS

2004-09-09 by balazs_scherer

Hello, If you have run the patch it created some sub directory. (I suppose you have run it under the ecosxxx/packages subdirectory) These directories are

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external sram interface lpc2292

2004-09-09 by douglasbolton

Is anybody else using the external bus to interface on the lpc2292. I have 16 bit Sram and an 8 bit device connected to the external bus. Everything works fine

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