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Title: LPC932, UCFG1 defined in hex-file
Post by: Werner Fritsch on May 06, 2004, 02:41:24 AM

Hi,

i am using the direct definition of UCFG1 in an assembler file like that (described by KEIL):

cseg at 0FFF0h
UCFG1: db 1010$0011b

This works fine, flashmagig programs UCFG1 as expected. But every time i get a warning that flashmagig modifies the programmimg options to avoid overprogamming the ISP code. But my code only uses block 0 and 1 and i erase only the blocks used.
There is no danger of overprogramming the ISP code.

Have i set something wrong in flashmagic?

Title: Re: LPC932, UCFG1 defined in hex-file
Post by: Andy Ayre on May 06, 2004, 08:38:26 AM

Hmmm....can you email me your hex file? Maybe there is a record in there that is inside the ISP code area?

Title: Re: LPC932, UCFG1 defined in hex-file
Post by: Andy Ayre on May 07, 2004, 09:56:30 AM

Bug in Flash Magic - it should not show a warning when the only record outside of the non-protected area of Flash is the UCFG1/security bits record. This will be fixed in the next release.

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