Hello,
thanks to all that have replied, I will be able to dig into this now.
I'll try to check the clock too, to see if I have to buy a new interface...
I bought this one a LONG time ago, and now had to resurrect an old laptop,
to have LPT port at all!
Marko
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On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 04:54:18AM -0700, MarkoC wrote:
> mc@bpc2 ~/MSP430/MSP-FET $ mspdebug pif -j -d /dev/parport0
> MSPDebug version 0.22 - debugging tool for MSP430 MCUs
>From the output, it doesn't look like there's anything wrong obviously
wrong with your ELF file, but one thing to be aware
It has been a while but I seem to remember having a similar problem. Too
long ago to remember details but I think it was a problem with the
section flags.
You can check the flags using msp430-elf-readelf -S XX.elf
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Hello MarkoC,
To rule out a problem with the ELF file (it looks like it is OK from
the prog output) use the msp430 binutils to disassemble:
msp430-objdump --disassemble main.elf
That should confirm you have some valid code in your ELF.
The flash offsets seem correct for the device you are using
Hello,
I am new to the list. Bought an MSP-FET many years ago, but only got to use
it now.
I have encountered a strange problem: when I try to flash my chip
(MSP430F149), only the interrupt vectors get programmed at 0xFFE0, the code
area at 0x1100 remains blank.
Are there F149 versions with less
