>Robert Rolf wrote:
>>
>> :020000040000FA
>> :00000001FF
>>
>> What's up with this nop record, regardless of code??

>Maybe INHX8M mode, not INHX32.
>regards
>Tony

The last record is not a nop, it's an end of file, because
it has a type of 01.

Oh, you meant the other one :-)  That one has a type of 04
which means it's not a data record, but an "extended address
record".  This is to account for 32 bit addresses; in your
case it just says the upper address bits (think 'banking')
are zero.  So your recourse is to ignore (or interpret)
that record.  Been there, wrote a bootloader, had the same
problem.  And as Tony says, this is an extension added
for hex-32.  And maybe the hex-8 format won't have anything
like this.  It should be happy on a 14-bit part, anyway.

Barry

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