LPC2294 / burning Flash under Linux?

Hi. What options (if any) do I have for burning the Flash via ISP under Linux? I have the Olimex H2294 board. I have tried the following so far:

http://www.pjrc.com/arm/lpc2k_pgm/

(never seems to talk to the bootloader)

http://guest.engelschall.com/~martin/lpc21xx/isp/

(also never seems to talk to the bootloader)

Philips LPC utility for Windows, running under wine (with com2 as a link to /dev/ttyUSB0)

(won’t talk to board on com2, though it works on Windows PCs, perhaps the USB just can’t be used that way)

I’d really like to get something working as I use the gnu compiler and it’s anoying to have to go to a Windows PC to burn the actual code. Thanks!

by the way, FYI:

the Keil ARM compiler evalutation (on which you can also choose gnu as your compiler to get rid of code limits if you wish) installs and works fine under wine.

I had the same problem until i tried this command under linux with my Olimex h2294 board:

./lpc21isp -hex -PHILIPSARM -control main.hex /dev/ttyUSB0 9600 14746

(the same software you provided the link to above)

i think the -control option is what made it work. I have both the ICSP switches ON. Both boot switches are OFF and debug jumper is in place.

In my case the device its connected to is a USB to RS232 convertor dongle that uses the standard FTDI chip (driver included with linux kernel). I guess its the same thing you’re using…

Cheers,

Mikael

thank you so much! The -control option made mine work as well, you’ve saved me a from a huge problem.