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_CLKMODE = xtal1 ' Only 5MHz to be measurable by an AVR running at 16MHz _XINFREQ = 5_000_000
proploader -D baudrate=115200 -p $DEVICE -r $BINARY Opening file 'sobel.bin' Downloading file to port /dev/ttyUSB0 Stepping down to 460800 baud Downloading file to port /dev/ttyUSB0 Stepping down to 230400 baud Downloading file to port /dev/ttyUSB0 Stepping down to 115200 baud Downloading file to port /dev/ttyUSB0 Using single-stage download Downloading file to port /dev/ttyUSB0 1456 bytes sent Verifying RAM Download successful!
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I use it to compile .spin files and the only board available is "Generic" and I don't see a generic.cfg file.
I guess my question then is "How do I pick a different board when using .spin ?".
Or is there a way to tell SimpleIDE to not use the fast loader and just load the normal way ?
Thanks,
Bean
I get the exact same output
I still have the situation that the binary gets downloaded twice:
Is there a way to avoid this?
At least the process is fast again, thank you
I'll have to look but it might not really be downloading the file twice. It might just be that the message is displayed twice. That's a bug of course but not as serious a bug as if the download really is done twice. Thanks for reporting this.
I had some jitter issues with the UART so I had to increase the clock speed to 10MHz. (-D "fastloader-clkmode=xtal1+pll2x")
In this situation proploader directly comes with the "Using single-stage download" instead of first downloading the binary using another method.
Is there any documentation for proploader beside the --help option?
ps.: I use "" around the parameter to make it more obvious that this is an argument to a program and not an equation that gets evaluated by the shell (like $((1+1)) ). It's syntactic sugar to improve the readability of my script files