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Hi again, I have a new 8323 project ready for low-volume production but cannot seem to get the flash_over_jtag to work. I've tried using the sample programs and configuration file that comes with the package as well as a small sample program from a CW project. I was unable to load code into my target board so went back to the 8323EVM. I always get "Cyclic Redundancy Check Failed" followed by the erroneous message "The target was reset, the application is running" which it is not. I'm using the latest version of the utility. It would be great to get this utility to work, but reasonably priced commercial solutions can be considered. What is the best way to handle low-volume production programming on an 8323 platform? LOG FILE OUTPUT: ----------------------- Timestamp: Fri Jan 23 08:25:54 2004 Chip ID: 0x01f4001d Core ID: 0x02211004 Core Status: 0x01 - Normal/Exception/Reset JTAG IR path length: 4 JTAG DR path length: 1 (BYPASS) Debug Request status: 0xd - Debug Enable OnCE status: 0xd - Debug Enable OnCE successful, target chip is in Debug mode Flash config file command ignored: set_hfm_config_base 0x003FF7 Flash config file command ignored: set_hfm_programmer_base 0x2F800 Flash config file command ignored: set_hfm_prog_buffer_base 0 Flash config file command ignored: set_hfm_prog_buffer_size 512 3 flash units defined in the config file. S-record ID: PROGRAM&DATA Data @ 0x1 ignored Data @ 0x1 ignored Data @ 0x1 ignored ... etc... ... etc... Data @ 0x73 ignored Data @ 0x73 ignored Data @ 0x73 ignored Chip is not secured HFM CLK divisor set to 0x14 Flash #0 mass erased and checked blank Flash #1 mass erased and checked blank Flash #2 blank - mass erase skipped Flash #0 programmed, 1792 word(s) written Flash #1 programmed, 114 word(s) written Flash #2 programmed, 0 word(s) written Running verification... Flash #0 Cyclic Redundancy Check Failed (CRC32:0x44f439c4, should be 0xf965e7bf) The target was reset, the application is running ----------------------- Hope you can help. Rob _____________ Robert Norman AC Propulsion |