mikee
1
Hello MB forum friends.
I intend to construct a Midibox64 project using a PIC18F452.
I only need 8 pots to start (expand later), MIDI in/out, but absolutely nothing else.
I have a programmer. I use Linux, not Windows.
Hardware questions aside, I seek the following info:
After I burn in “bootloader_v1_2_pic18f452.hex”, what is the simplest
way to upload the hex file MIOS V1.9g via MIDI?
Can this process only be achieved with MIOS Studio, or is there another way?
Note: Both the bootloader and MJIOS hex files come from out of mios_v1_9g.zip.
Thanks in advance for any help which might be offered.
Regards
You did see there is a Linux version of MIOS Studio?
mikee
3
You did see there is a Linux version of MIOS Studio?
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes I have seen it (mios32_toolchain) and tried without success to build the thing, unfortunately it fails.
(comes up with the message: make: arm-none-eabi-gcc: Command not found, although I entered MIOS32_GCC_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi.)
I would have loaded an old pc with Windows XP (this works fine with Studio) but the disk got lost some time ago, and
I am stuck with everything Linux.
It has been some time since I played around with MB and I cannot recall how I got the thing running after burning in the boot loader.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes I have seen it (mios32_toolchain) and tried without success to build the thing, unfortunately it fails.
(comes up with the message: make: arm-none-eabi-gcc: Command not found, although I entered MIOS32_GCC_PREFIX=arm-none-eabi.)
I would have loaded an old pc with Windows XP (this works fine with Studio) but the disk got lost some time ago, and
I am stuck with everything Linux.
It has been some time since I played around with MB and I cannot recall how I got the thing running after burning in the boot loader.
Thanks again.
Mios32 toolchain is for compiling application. MIOS Studio for Linux this is for uploading apps.
mikee
5
Thanks for that. I will attempt to install said Studio.
best regards.