wouter van ooijen & floortje hanneman wrote:
>
> > What about verification??
>
> No verification, at least no external acknowledgment. The bootloader should
> assure that the application is started only when all data is received and
> programmed correctly (internal verification). So when, after loading, the
> application starts, the loading must have been succesfull. You must have a
> way to check that the application is running, but that should not be too
> hard. You can not expect too much from a zero-IO-pin interface....

I suppose with checksums etc it should be doable.

I was wondering if you would have more luck clocking the OSC1 pin after
a reset.

That way it's possible to know exactly what code your boot loader should
be executing.

You might get faster transfers knowing this.

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