Hi Raj , Le jeudi 31 mai 2007 04:51, raj raj a écrit : > Hi all, > > Sorry I forgot to add one more question: > >From Deluge's code, I think Golden image starts from 0x0000 of program > > memory. But InternalFlashC can write from (0x000 to 0xfff). How is that > > possible (that is if InternalFlashC writes to program memory)? So, if > > InternalFlashC writes to internal EEPROM (4KB), then the addresses like > > 0xfd6 (used by Deluge to store gvNum using InternalFlashC) lies outside > > the I/O space of Atmega128 ( EEPROM's addresses). I am confused here. > > Where does InternalFlashC write to- 128KB program memory or 4KB internal > > EEPROM)? > Those are different addresses spaces
wrting to the 128kB flash (the elf TXT zone i.e. the actual code instructions to be executed ) is done in tos/lib/Deluge/TOSBoot/avr/ProgFlashM.nc while the 4kB "internal flash" (which is actually an eeprom) is read/written using tos/lib/Deluge/TOSBoot/avr/InternalFlashC.nc IIRC both addresses spaces starts at 0x0000 but are not accessed with similar instructions ... > DOES InternalFlashC WRITE TO 128KB PROGRAM FLASH MEMORY OR 4KB INTERNAL > EEPROM? Please help, > so that's the 4KB INTERNAL EEPROM cheers Aurélien _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list Tinyos-help@Millennium.Berkeley.EDU https://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
