--- Bob Blick <bblick@SONIC.NET> wrote:
Yes, it is listed as supported, however there are only 6 or 8 chips listed
> as "tested".
>
Hmmm ... need to learn how to read!

> Is there a "programmer test" function? Some of the programs I have used
> can test the loopback of data, and allow you to turn Vpp and Vcc on and
> off so you can check voltage levels.

Yes there is a pin test that enables the relevant pins. This I have done, and
all checks out, i.e I have the correct voltage on the relevant pins.

So, would my other option would be to use a different linux programmer to try
and program the pic?

> Cheerful regards,

Thank God It's Friday!

Have a good one Bob, and thanks for your help.

Spiros





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