Denny,

I do not have copies of your original posting. What Compiler are you =
using ?

You mention the issue may be relocation of your code start.=20

I use Hi-Tech C and either add psect statement with appropriate =
relocation=20
code at start of the source file to relocate the start or I use the =
compiler=20
relocation switch MPLAB. Project Build Options -> Compiler set -Axxxx
for the code start.

If you READ the code from the micro when the bootloader is programmed =
into it,
you should see the jump at reset vector to the bootloader and the =
bootloader
code residing in the high memory locations.

You then compile your user code with the -Axxxx and upload it to the =
micro.
Now if you read the micro contents back, you should see the reset vector =
jump=20
to bootloader code still there and also your user code starting at =
location xxx=20
(as defined in the -Axxx compiler line option).

Kind Regards

David Huisman

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