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Atmel ATmega128. Very brief instructions: - Configure your programmer etc. in Makefile.stk501 - Use 'make upload' to flash your STK501. - Setup a SLIP connection to your board (on the first serial port) and make sure you can ping it. - Use 'make loadable_prg.ko' to build a demo module. - gcc -ocodeprop ../../tools/codeprop.c - ./codeprop <IP of STK> loadable_prg.ko - Watch the module print "Tick, Tack, Tick, ..." on the second serial port.
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Makefile
27 lines
788 B
Makefile
CONTIKI_TARGET_DIRS = . dev apps net loader
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CONTIKI_CORE=contiki-stk501-main
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CONTIKI_TARGET_MAIN = ${CONTIKI_CORE}.o
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CONTIKI_TARGET_SOURCEFILES += rs232.c slip.c cfs-eeprom.c eeprom.c random.c \
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mmem.c contiki-stk501-default-init-lowlevel.c \
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contiki-stk501-default-init-net.c
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CONTIKIAVR=$(CONTIKI)/cpu/avr
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CONTIKIBOARD=.
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MCU=atmega128
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AVRDUDE_PROGRAMMER=jtag2
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# For usb devices, you may either use PORT=usb, or (e.g. if you have more than one
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# programmer connected) you can use the following trick to find out the serial number:
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#
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# The example is for an JTAGICE mkII used to program an ATmega128:
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# avrdude -v -P usb:xxxx -c jtag2 -p atmega128
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AVRDUDE_PORT=usb:00A0000010EB
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# Additional avrdude options
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# Verify off
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AVRDUDE_OPTIONS=-V
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include $(CONTIKIAVR)/Makefile.avr
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