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Re: Introducing SerialUPDI programmer
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Andy Bennett |
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Re: Introducing SerialUPDI programmer |
Date: |
Tue, 30 Nov 2021 16:10:22 +0000 |
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Hi,
First of all, thank you for accepting me to the mailing list.
The reason I wanted to join was that I have just started working
on an enhancement to AVRDUDE to support simple serial-based
interface for programming newest AVR families that use UPDI
protocol. I’m simply curious - would you guys be interested in
accepting this work, when finished, to the main AVRDUDE
codebase?
I would certainly have loved to have been able to use this back in February
when I was trying to program the new 0- and 1-series AVRs.
I have a JTAG3ICE but I'd never updated the firmware so it didn't support
UPDI. In the end I had to find a Windows machine (someone else's) and
install the Microchip tools to update the firmware and then I could use it
with avrdude in UPDI mode.
...but it was a pain and I would definitely have used my FTDI dongle in the
meantime.
I didn't want to use the Python tool because all my Makefiles and workflow
are built around avrdude and I thought it was a shame that Microchip had
not contributed it themselves.
I also need a good way for my downstream users to program my boards. At the
moment they have to make their own from an Arduino or use the Python tool,
neither of which are very convenient or easy for them.
So yes, definitely a positive vote from me for this!
Best wishes,
@ndy
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