Hi,

it is not clear what do you mean, as nowadays almost all programmers are
serial one including those driven via paralel port. However, if you mean
the appropriate port of PC, ie. serial port then I may suggest you the
excellent WISP programmer from Wouter van Ooijen, www.voti.nl. Been there,
done that, works fine under Linux, too. Another way is PICP if you have a
PS+ laying around...

Regards,
Imre

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, Phil wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
>
> I'm looking for a Linux program that supports serial programmer hardware. I've
> had success with picprog but unfortunately it does not support 16F876A Pics,
> at the moment anyway.
>
> I've tried to run the Windows icprog application under wine and although the
> application itself runs I cannot get access to the serial ports under wine.
> ICprog and my hardware are compatible and will work together under the
> Microsoft OS.
>
> Odyssey apparently works well but it only works with parallel port
> programmers. A parallel port programmer is not really an option for me
> because on the need for a short lead from the parallel port.
>
> Does anyone know of a suitable serial programmer application or how I might
> run icprog under wine?
>
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> Phil.
>
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