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Binaries compiled with ADS 1,2 not working..but the GNU versions are working fine!!

Hi,

Im working on the AT91rm9200. I had compiled a few programs using the ADS 1.2 package. But ive found that all of a sudden, these binaries are not executing on the microcontroller anymore! as soon as i load the program onto the controller using HyperTerminal, the controller resets..ive verified that this is a logical problem, all the hardware has been tested using scopes etc for electrical anomalies..

Further proof of this fact is that the programs i had compiled with the GNU toolchain are working perfectly!

Whats going on???!!

Help!

Regards Mayank

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Mayank Kaushik
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You are aware that when you load them into memory using the BootROM; you are loading them into internal RAM. There is an upper limit of about 12-13 kB of code you can download using the BootROM.

What you ahve to do is to download an ISP program first (which knows about your system) and then the ISP program has to store the following files to external memory.

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Ulf Samuelsson

No no no....These files are well below 12k, theyr the files i had downloaded from the atmel website, like BasicBoot.bin..i cant understand why its not working now..! It makes no sense !

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Mayank Kaushik

It certainly doesn't. What files, what isn't working, etc. Articles need to stand by themselves, there is no guarantee any of a previous thread is available at the destination. That is why we quote. See my sig. below if you really must use google. Better, get a real newsreader.

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