Windows 98 is not supported by Microsoft anymore. I would recommend to
use AVR Studio on XP or Win2K.

Maybe there is a security or reliability hole in win98 that is not
pached or won't be patched ever!

Virus can also be a possibility.

Regards,

Chetan


On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 22:54:19 -0700, William Chops Westfield
<westfw@mac.com> wrote:
> So, having acquired 50 tiny11 chips, and built two programmers, I
> figured it was time to write some software.  Figuring it best to start
> standard, and small, I downloaded a fresh copy of AVR Studio 4, used
> it's project window to create the project "blink" with blink.asm,
> pasted in Chetan's test code, saved the file and hit the "build
> project" button.
>
> And it crashed by system (w98se on an Athlon) with pagefault type
> problems.
> (I tried several times.  Same results.)
>
> That's NOT very impressive.
>
> Am I missing something obvious?  Not that a program should EVER crash
> like this, but...  Does this just not work on W98?  Does having WINAVR
> and/or Avr-studio3 around confuse it?  Maybe I've got too many disk
> partitions?  Studio itself and the source code is only out on E:...
>
> Grr.
> BillW
>
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