I would like to buy a PIC programmer, but the Velleman's kit though seeming intteresting can only be used with Windows. I am a Linux user, so I would like to be able using a PIC programmer, but Linux based.. Can somebody help me finding one?
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Roger Hamlett
There are a lot of choices. Any of the more upmarket 'serial' programmers will work (these only require a .hex file to be sent via a serial port). There are a number of plan sets on the web, and a number of pre-built units which in some versions support Linux. Try:
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The most 'basic', is PICPRG, which is a program, which in conjunction with some very simple hardware, can program the most basic PIC models. The Velleman kit, can be used with Linux, but with limited device support. Look at:
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petrus bitbyter
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I'm using
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and it fully suit my needs. The PC-part of the software uses Python. FAIK no problem for Linux.
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