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To support LGT8F328P #359
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Not impressed that they're not paying attention to the license. |
Indeed. |
Somehow the factory hex file wokes but none my build hex file work. I use a Nano and follow the following instruction to build LGTISP which seems to work fine.
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I found a mistake in my build that frequency should be 16MHz. But it still does not work. I will give up for now. Hopefully someone else who is more familiar with the chip can chime in and help out. |
This is with WinAVR.
The above seems to be the same as factory hex file.
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And finaly it works.
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I have also build the hex file with Atmel toolchain based on avr-gcc 5.4.0 and 7.3.0, as well as MSYS2 avr-gcc 8.5.0, only the avr-gcc 5.4.0 based version works.
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Here are the major changes by the vendor from an older version of optiboot (v5.0). There are also quite some changes if you compare the source codes.
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BTW, even though 2KB EEPROM are reserved, the bootloader does not support EEPROM read/write.
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https://github.com/L10N37/tehUberChip_Another_PSX_Modchip/tree/main/UberNee/FlashingGuide Try my flashing guide here for this project. |
The following bootloader works fine but I think the source code in the repo does not match the bootloader hex file.
https://github.com/LGTMCU/Larduino_HSP/tree/master/hardware/LGT/avr/bootloaders/lgt8fx8p
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