Thanks, knowing what it takes for a successful installation is a valuable
contribution to AmForth users.
The ATmega2560 is very appealing as the added i/o ports make it much more
versatile than the ATmega328p.
On Fri, May 21, 2021 at 3:42 AM Michael Picco wrote:
> I should add the following
Hello,
As mentioned earlier, it's now working.
I do not see the word 'marker' defined. Should it have been part of the
basic system, or do I need to pull it from somewhere?
Then I'd like to see about doing something real simple, like turning an
LED on/off. It's sort of a hardware person's
I should add the following changes to Craig Lindley's write-up:
Step 3:
Under Win10, the correct file location for avrasm2.exe will be:
c:\Program
Files(86)\Atmel\Studio\7.0\toolchain\avr8\avrassembler\avrasm2.exe
Also needed in the work directory isatmega256.asm and m2560def.inc
The image
Hello All!
I have finally had success!
It turns out that the .eep and .hex files I was flashing into the 2560
were corrupted!
I followed Craig Lindley's write-up with modifications for the 2560.
Changed the make.bat file to read: avrasm2.exe -fI -o atmega2560.hex -e
atmega2560.eep -l
