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[bug #34767] Avrdude to enable AVR Dragon to program AVR32 parts #239
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Julien Aube Added dragon_avr32_v2.patch which:
The consequence of this bug was a malloc(0) on jtagmkII.c:2948, and then any read/write on the page was crashing. Now the command works on a UC3A1256. |
I only have one UC3 device which is UC3A3256 (UC3-XPlained board from Microchip/Atmel). Avr Dragon works fine under Microchip Studio. Not so sure if the above patch works for my device or not. I will try this patch later. |
AVR32 has been de-focused by Microchip/Atmel long ago. So we will close this issue. |
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Julien Aube
Mon 07 Nov 2011 08:49:21 AM UTC
Attached is a patch to let the AVR-Dragon program the avr32 parts.
The AVR-Dragon uses the same protocol than the jtagmkII probe, so the patch apply the same code for the Dragon.
It enable a new probe : dragon_avr32 which enable AVR32-specific calls, like the jtagmkII probe does.
This patch modifies the jtagmkII.c/.h files as well as the lex/yacc files, and the configuration example.
file #24317: dragon_avr32.patch
file #24319: dragon_avr32_v2.patch
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