No EEPROMS

Humanoido

I recently learned the eeprom is not needed, as programs can load from the Propeller Tool compiled directly to the Prop chip's internal RAM. So maybe the Tool can be used to load the same program into multiple props at the same time without any eeproms.

Post Edited (humanoido) : 8/14/2009 2:54:16 AM GMT

BradC

humanoido said...
I recently learned the eeprom is not needed, as programs can load from the Propeller Tool compiled directly to the Prop chip's internal RAM. So maybe the Tool can be used to load the same program into multiple props at the same time without any eeproms. I challenge you to find a very simple way to do this.

You've already been told the most likely way to make it work in your other thread. I challenge *you* to prove it's not possible.

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lt's not particularly silly, is it?

Humanoido

BradC said...
You've already been told the most likely way to make it work in your other thread. I challenge *you* to prove it's not possible.

Thanks BradC. Really? Which very simple method are you referring too?
Some may say the value is in proving things possible. There's already a ton of posts telling what is not possible. However, Chinese Axiom say: if you remove everything impossible, you are left with the possible. [noparse]:)[/noparse]

add: I have the circuit running and will try more tests... and will report on any success.

Post Edited (humanoido) : 8/13/2009 8:28:52 AM GMT