Lpc2000

Hello,

The emails I have received on CRP issues suggests there are people who 
follow the discussions in this forum that are quite seriously concerned at 
what role Philips is playing in killing the CRP thread (see attached poster 
by Robert).

Of particular concern is the Command String Interpreter (CSI) bug that I 
said crashes the boot loader.  As explained before, I discovered this by 
quite by accident, upon examining boot loader code version 1.52 on LPC 2105.

I have been asked to clarify the status of this bug on parts with CRP feature.

A similar CSI bug exists in boot loader version 1.64 on LPC 2292 that am 
now working with.  I am able to exploit this bug to crash the boot loader 
even with the CRP feature enabled.

I do not wish to frustrate the jet lagged Robert more than I already 
have.  So I will not post details here.  However, if you are concerned 
about what this bug may mean to protection of your IP using CRP feature, 
and/or would like a custom boot loader that is free of such bugs, and one 
that can meet your compliance requirements, please feel free to get drop me 
an email.

No responses on this forum please -- we must learn to keep Robert's noise 
(things Robert does not like to hear) down so that he is happy and will 
continue to participate in "great technical discussions" by his "many fine 
engineers" in this forum.

Kind regards,

Jaya

>Message: 8
>    Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 04:36:36 -0000
>    From: "philips_apps" <philips_apps@...>
>Subject: SNR in the LPC2000 group
>
>Still reading the forum and still want to participate here! For those
>who are involved in generating "friendly noise", why don't we all,
>including myself, switch the energy from generating noise to providing
>answers to those that actually face problems in this group.
>This group has so many fine engineers participating in great technical
>dicussions, let's keep this up please.
>A thread that keeps on going for 2 months by one individual must not
>stop us from sharing news, experience and sometimes frustration.
>Thanks everybody who did not unsubscribe yet, the group is still worth
>it!
>
>Greetings by a jetlagged and somewhat frustrated Robert
>
>p.s. for those not familiar with SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio which
>approaches zero at times)

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