If the bootloader or RAM are mapped into the interrupt vector table then you will have problems erasing and writing to sector 0 (or at least the verification of the erase and write will fail.) You can map FLASH into the interrupt vector by writing a 1 into the least-significant 2-bits of the MEMMAP register at address 0xE01FC040. --- SR <emddjava@...> wrote: > Does anyone have this problem,. When using the IAP > set of flash > programming commands, sector 0's at 0x00000000 is > never been able to > be programmed when you are running the code on RAM, > the vector address > is mapped onto the internal Flash location > 0x00000000. Any help, __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [lpc2000] IAP not programming in sector 0 (2138)?
2006-03-28 by Stanley Frederickson