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Hi David

Here I am chewing my finger nails waiting to hear
the reults of you Prototypitis :-)

I'm about to modify one of my boards currently using a
Motorola HC711 chip over to a M64 (or M128), so I'm interested
in your misfortunes so that I can learn and avoid them,
especially the random Int. on the second UART, which is one
of the reasons I'm changing over because I need 2 UARTS from
time to time (and of course Motorola has lost favor with me lately).


Regards

John Samperi

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At 04:23 PM 3/1/2005, John Samperi wrote:

>Hi David
>
>Here I am chewing my finger nails waiting to hear
>the reults of you Prototypitis :-)\

Me too.. I'm just not seeing why the uart should even BE interrupting me 
like this.
It's probably something simple, but according to the registers displayed by 
the ICE, there's no reason for the int.


>I'm about to modify one of my boards currently using a
>Motorola HC711 chip over to a M64 (or M128), so I'm interested
>in your misfortunes so that I can learn and avoid them,
>especially the random Int. on the second UART, which is one
>of the reasons I'm changing over because I need 2 UARTS from
>time to time (and of course Motorola has lost favor with me lately).

"There are AVRs with more uarts.", he said mysteriously...