Tank you,
I was too eager to get it working and was probably trying too hard. In the end my device died on me. As it seems one coil (USB power L7) and power stabilizer (U15) for 2,8V have gone bad probably because I used the same computer for power and serial connection. Looking at the schematics, that was probably a bad idea. Accidentaly shorting the pin 1 on CN7 durring programming would explain things too, but i have taken precausions for that, so not sure. I don’t know if I will be able to recover this device, but probably not. I managed to make a full system backup (although it’s the corrupted state) if anyone is interested. I also confirmed that I was able to restore to that state comletely. My plan was to rewrite all available parts of it and flash it back. With this, I would probably get it working. A little more patience would help.
Can you plz tell us how to find the HW serial and License number in DFU dump? Offset? Or maybe you can open your sources of modified SYS250a.hex? At least, the part which reads the License number.
And what if I know my serial and license numbers - any idea how to restore them after DFU flashing?
Good Day jpa Never Mind I’m a dumb ass. ALT_04 shows up on splash screen, and I missed it. Old fart syndrome, eyes going.
I am trying to upgrade to wildcat 5.6 on HW 2.70 (2.7B on board) and I discovered after install, that I did not install the ALT_04.hex.
When I try and copy ALT_04.hex, it will not copy to DFU 3.11c. I did not see any guidelines for installing that hex file.
Does this file install like the others?
HW 2.7
sys_B160.hex - Wildcat 5.6 files - FPGA v261 All installed fine and all functions seem to work ok. (select able & alterable), is the ALT_04.hex necessary if it is how do I load it?
Is the bootloader corrupt or not good for these files? DFU 3.11c.
Thanks for any info
P.S. Will I be able to install LOGIC analyzer on slot 3 or 4 when done loading wildcat 5.6?