Help

[anirudh.pianist]

i need old firmware files for my homemade bootloader... u hav any?if atmega is skipped...wat will happen in the circuit i.e wat part of circuit cannot be used?gaandu..

[dmitri]

i need old firmware files for my homemade bootloader... u hav any?if atmega is skipped...wat will happen in the circuit i.e wat part of circuit cannot be used?gaandu..

You keep ignoring "MegaDrum FAQ. Read it before posting in this forum!"

[kupooglop]

i need old firmware files for my homemade bootloader... u hav any?if atmega is skipped...wat will happen in the circuit i.e wat part of circuit cannot be used?

it's like beating a dead horse!

[anirudh.pianist]

@ kupooglop and dmitri ..which is the version of firmware i can use with my homemade bootloader atmega32 ...? is megadrum32_16_40_20100516.hex compatible and working?

[kupooglop]

which is the version of firmware i can use

whichever one you can manage to install would be my guess. You mentioned that you have access to a programmer. Why don't you create your own firmware?

with my homemade bootloader

to my understanding your homemade megadrum bootloader is not possible. Again, if you have access to your own programmer, why don't you just write your own firmware?

atmega32 ...?

atmega32 is before my time. I use Dmitri programmed atmega64 I got from him. I fail to understand why this concept is so hard to grasp...

is megadrum32_16_40_20100516.hex compatible and working?

Again atmega32 is before my time. Let me know how things work.

[kupooglop]

this is ma skool project i hav to submit it by day after tomorrow...

Isn't your project late?

i hav a programmer for my atmega32...

If it is a school project, shouldn't you program your atmega32 by yourself? That would mean you need to learn how to use your atmega programmer. Shouldn't you get that information from atmel?

[anirudh.pianist]

@kungooplop Yes I have a programmer and i hav programmed many led blink programs,BLDC driver programs in it.....real good news is that skool has given me 1 week more time! ...I'm a real rookie in these stuff so how do I write my own firmware?Can this help me to bootload my ATmega32 viewtopic.php?f=3&t=622 ?plz help and do not get frustrated by me as am a rookie and im in a tension whether this will work or not... ...how do i do all the above stuff?So 1st i hav to bootload it and then add the firmware rite?how do i create my own firmware ,I mean which source code and those stuff!
Bye,
Anirudh!

[kupooglop]

i hav programmed many led blink programs,BLDC driver programs in it

well, you should know how to program atmega.

so how do I write my own firmware?

your previous statement implies that you already know how to do this. I would imagine your programmer came with documentation. I suggest you rtfm.

Can this help me to bootload my ATmega32

you tell me. you have a programmer.

...how do i do all the above stuff?So 1st i hav to bootload it and then add the firmware rite?how do i create my own firmware ,I mean which source code and those stuff!

You said you are in a class. Didn't your professor teach you how to do any of that? If not, it is doubtful that you are going to meet your 1 week extension of your deadline. You speak as though you have no concept or clue as to what you are doing, but you have an extensive familiarity with the jargon which seems to allow you to "ask the right questions". I find this enigmatic... At this point, I question your "naive" attempt to get around the rules of the forum. So I guess there are 2 logical possibilities.

1. You know what you are doing but you want to get out of paying Dmitri for a protected atmega64 with the firmware already installed. Since Dmitri won't allow access to his bootloader information, you have become extremely frustrated and decided to amuse yourself by going in circles asking the same questions that you already know the answer.
2. You absolutely have no idea what you are trying to do, are extremely frustrated because you have to learn a semester's worth of academic work in 1 weeks time and you are amusing yourself by going in circles asking the same questions that you already know the answer (instead of going to your professor or a peer and asking for help).

If either of these cases is what is really happening, I seriously doubt your interactions with this forum will be fruitful especially since you assert you are required to learn how to design a software/hardware system, build it, and program it in one weeks time.

[anirudh.pianist]

Hey I am tryin to do is to do my own bootloader and i noe to program atmega32...it will take time for dmitri to send the Atmega nah?So Dmitri is charging around 3000Rs(For 1 IC)...But the original cost is only 350Rs ! so i need all the help i want from u talented and educated guys to help a very rookie like me... am damn sorry if i hav ment anything bad to u . plz any1 help in these matters as for my sciece fair in india teachers CANNOT help the students.as it is a pure student project.. ..But I noe a few Electrical engineers who hav handled Atmega32 themselves...so if any1 is generous enough plz help!

P.S - I MADE MY OWN WORKING SERIAL PROGRAMMER AND I'M USING THE SAME!!!

[dmitri]

So Dmitri is charging around 3000Rs(For 1 IC)...But the original cost is only 350Rs

According to the exchange rate 3000Rs is equal to around 41GBP. That means you are telling I'm charging around 40GBP for 1 IC.
It is a big lie.
This way you are on the way to be banned from the forum.