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Hi, I am writing programs for the 6201 EVM using Code Composer Studio. The EVM is connected to the computer through a PCI slot. I would like to know if the EVM has any non volatile memory onto which I could write my programs (the program should not be erased from this memory when I switch off my computer). If so, could I write onto this memory with my current setup. If not, what other extra device would I need to do this.I want to be able to write my programs onto this memory, run them from there and later rewrite other programs onto this same memory. Thanks -Gautham

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There is no novolatile memory on the EVM that you can boot from (a few bytes serial eeprom only). There exists dautherboards with flash on them such as (note, I have never delt with this company): http://www.signalware.com/dsp/AED.html#MemDev /Regards, Pär Ligander Gautham Mysore wrote: >Hi, > >I am writing programs for the 6201 EVM using Code Composer Studio. The EVM >is connected to the computer through a PCI slot. I would like to know if the >EVM has any non volatile memory onto which I could write my programs (the >program should not be erased from this memory when I switch off my >computer). If so, could I write onto this memory with my current setup. If >not, what other extra device would I need to do this.I want to be able to >write my programs onto this memory, run them from there and later rewrite >other programs onto this same memory. > >Thanks >-Gautham > >_____________________________________

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