JDM under Linux ?

hi all,

i’m on the road with my nearly finished but fonctionnal MB64  ;D Thanks thorsten for this great project !

I want to reprogram the PIC with the MB64 SEQ software. The IC-prog soft don’t want to work with the Windows XP here. But we also have a linux just here …

>>Is there a software supporting JDM under linux ?

i havent seen news abou that in the recent posts.

RAF

…now playing with MB64 & RS7000 . GO

hi all,

i’m on the road with my nearly finished but fonctionnal MB64  ;D Thanks thorsten for this great project !

I want to reprogram the PIC with the MB64 SEQ software. The IC-prog soft don’t want to work with the Windows XP here. But we also have a linux just here …

>>Is there a software supporting JDM under linux ?

i havent seen news abou that in the recent posts.

RAF

…now playing with MB64 & RS7000 . GO

Hi RAF,

I use picp under Linux http://www.cosmodog.com/pic/ but it only works with the PICstart programmer. For JDM Ponyprog http://members.tripod.com/lancos/prog.html could work, but it seems that the PIC16F87x option is not available for the Linux version, and it doesn’t support PIC18F types  :-/

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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Hi RAF,

I use picp under Linux http://www.cosmodog.com/pic/ but it only works with the PICstart programmer. For JDM Ponyprog http://members.tripod.com/lancos/prog.html could work, but it seems that the PIC16F87x option is not available for the Linux version, and it doesn’t support PIC18F types  :-/

Best Regards, Thorsten.

Hi RAF…

I’m using XPSP1 with ICProg 1.05 A and following the settings provided by TK on the ucapps site, its all running fine - dont even need that gnd wire attached to the pc or nefin :wink:

Make sure icprog.sys is in the same dir as the exe file, I didnt even have to place a copy in any of the win dirs…

Best

Dan

Hi RAF…

I’m using XPSP1 with ICProg 1.05 A and following the settings provided by TK on the ucapps site, its all running fine - dont even need that gnd wire attached to the pc or nefin :wink:

Make sure icprog.sys is in the same dir as the exe file, I didnt even have to place a copy in any of the win dirs…

Best

Dan

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