Ok, I've been bumbling through trying to flash the twin_test.bit onto the two boards I just got the other day (434 and 435). I don't know a whole lot about linux, so I'm hoping I missed something very simple and someone can help me out. I have the dip switches set according to the instructions PDF (SW1: 3 off, SW3&4: 1&2 off, all others on). When trying to flash with the command xc3sprog -c cm1 -p 0 -Ixc6lx150.bit twin_test.bit I get the following:
Based on the post below I checked the directory and I don't have a xc6lc150.bit file. Am I in the wrong directory, or doing something else wrong? I tried to follow the PDF guide from enterpoint to the letter. Thanks for any help anyone can offer me.
.. but for now Im going with the temporary flash.
Strange...
When you type a "ls -l" do you see the files in the directory? And make sure you use the correct filename, the filename in UPPERCASE is XC6LX150.bit, I did a typo the first times, so I used xc61 (number one here! but it is a small "L")...
Here is my directory (ls -l) after copy the files from usb stick:
If you have the same, the commandline should work.
good luck!
Based on the post below I checked the directory and I don't have a xc6lc150.bit file. Am I in the wrong directory, or doing something else wrong? I tried to follow the PDF guide from enterpoint to the letter. Thanks for any help anyone can offer me.
Code:
xc3sprog c cm1 p 0 Ixc6lx150.bit twin_test.bit
does not work, but this time it's complaning about a filename issue to me. My initial hunch is that since the board im punishing is #108 the firmware filename on it has changed along the way. I'll re-read up on this , of how I wsh the search function on this forum worked better .. but for now Im going with the temporary flash.Strange...
When you type a "ls -l" do you see the files in the directory? And make sure you use the correct filename, the filename in UPPERCASE is XC6LX150.bit, I did a typo the first times, so I used xc61 (number one here! but it is a small "L")...
Here is my directory (ls -l) after copy the files from usb stick:
If you have the same, the commandline should work.
good luck!