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ramcheck said:Just placed my order for a Junebug Oh boy, oh boy, just can't wait for the mailman...
Kryten said:I have a good firmware for your ICD2 clone (i just build one myself with a 16F876A and it uses the same firmware as you are looking for )
Junebug does indeed work perfectly fine with firmware version 1.x. I wrote the article and have set up Piklab and used my Junebug on three different Ubuntu machines, two Gutsy v7.10 and one Hardy v8.04 (yes I do have too many computers ). No problems whatsoever. The article is accurate. I typed in each step as I did it. Took forever! Then at the end I read through it quite a few times looking for any errors.ramcheck said:as far as I can see, Junebug *will not* work with firmware version 1.X. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Did you miss the paragraph with the "Don't forget this step." in bold type? That one is what I always forget to do. The USB won't work without doing that part. You may need to reboot, but probably a logoff/logon will do it. Maybe not even that. I'm not sure. I just reboot to be 100% sure (Nasty Windoze habits Poor windoze users gotta reboot for everything! It's ridiculous!).Junebug does not show up on the usb listing. Examining the logs I can see that there has been some errors.
futz said:Junebug does indeed work perfectly fine with firmware version 1.x. I wrote the article and have set up Piklab and used my Junebug on three different Ubuntu machines, two Gutsy v7.10 and one Hardy v8.04 (yes I do have too many computers ). No problems whatsoever. The article is accurate. I typed in each step as I did it. Took forever! Then at the end I read through it quite a few times looking for any errors.
[20110.768282] usb 1-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 17
[20110.985425] usb 1-1: configuration #1 chosen from 2 choices
[20111.005182] hiddev96hidraw0: USB HID v0.01 Device [Microchip Technology Inc. PICkit 2 Microcontroller Programmer] on usb-0000:00:13.0-1
[ 7935.248427] usb 1-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 14
[ 7935.656084] usb 1-1: device not accepting address 14, error -62
I've never looked at dmesg. I never looked at any of the details you did. I just do what's in the article and it works!ramcheck said:Version 1.X: Junebug will not show on the usb device list and the dmesg says:
Code:[ 7935.248427] usb 1-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 14 [ 7935.656084] usb 1-1: device not accepting address 14, error -62
I tried this on three different machines and even on Windows XP to no avail.
I honestly don't understand how that 1.X firmware can possibly work if it was configured to work with 48MHz crystal (at least that is what MPLAB - under wine - and piklab are telling me). Or is it that it doesn't matter?
futz said:I've never looked at dmesg. I never looked at any of the details you did. I just do what's in the article and it works!
How did you get MPLAB to work with Wine? I've never had any success with that. Tried several times.
blueroomelectronics said:ramcheck, I can load 1.2 firmware on the Junebugs 18F2550 for you if you like. The bootloader is still compatible with the newest firmware if its ever needed.
futz said:How did you get MPLAB to work with Wine? I've never had any success with that. Tried several times.
arhi said:mplab 7.x is officially supported under wine
mplab 8.x I managed to install under cross office but it does not run properly (some stupid message about "display now awailable") .. I will upgrade to F8 during weekend and try mplab 8.x again on clean wine and again on cxoffice, it might be possible to make it run ..
arhi said:@ramcheck
yes, you are 100% correct ... rated on winehq .. not "officially supported" .. i should be more careful
and no, I run F8 and will upgrade to F9 ... (I was just installing F8 to my other computer so I made mistake) .. and nope again on the wine, I do not use it at all, I run crossover proffesional 6.1 (donno on what wine version it is based upon)... As I want to reinstall this system anyhow, I wanted to try out the "regular" wine first (before I install crossover). The 8.1 does not run for me attm, it display some error about display and then dies .. had no time to play with it but will... especially that my current crossover licence is no longer valid (changed company) so I need to purchase my personal version...
EDIT: as for the usb programming / debugging - I do not personally need the feature as I have one windoze box dedicated for that that I access via vnc/terminal server when I need to program/debug
arhi said:nice .. I'll upgrade desktop to F9 over the weekend so I'll give it a try ... (the other boxes will remain F8 as there is no way I can risk upgrading them without previous testing)
anyhow .. I tried programming via usb using easypic4 and windows box running inside vmware .. it works .. I just "passed the usb" to the vmware and it worked .. I'll try PICkit2 also .. but I do not see why it would not run ..