27SF512 problems...
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27SF512 problems...
I can't seem to accomplish anything with my BURN1, Flash Burn, and my 27SF512 chip. I followed all the instructions in the readme file about the port settings, and I still get nothing. This is what I see when I start the program:
HW: v0.128.E
Reading device into buffer...
--------------------------------- (Here I try to read the chip)
ERROR: PROM I/O returned failure
The error changes slightly depending on what I try to do:
Erasing device...
ERROR: Erase Command returned failure
If I try to use Flash & Burn version 1.04 I get an error about hardware not being connected:
Supported Hardware not found!
Attach supported hardware and re-open application!
Anyone got any idea's?
HW: v0.128.E
Reading device into buffer...
--------------------------------- (Here I try to read the chip)
ERROR: PROM I/O returned failure
The error changes slightly depending on what I try to do:
Erasing device...
ERROR: Erase Command returned failure
If I try to use Flash & Burn version 1.04 I get an error about hardware not being connected:
Supported Hardware not found!
Attach supported hardware and re-open application!
Anyone got any idea's?
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You don't, by chance, have an ALDL cable plugged in between your car and your computer while trying to run the program, do you? If so, disconnet that first, then try.
The hardware version that is showing up in the log you pasted is wacky. You may have bad hardware.
Email Craig and he'll straighten the matter out.
The hardware version that is showing up in the log you pasted is wacky. You may have bad hardware.
Email Craig and he'll straighten the matter out.
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Also may try closing the software programs, disconnecting the BURN1, and then reconnecting it after 10 seconds or so and restarting the software.
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Originally posted by Mangus
You don't, by chance, have an ALDL cable plugged in between your car and your computer while trying to run the program, do you? If so, disconnet that first, then try.
The hardware version that is showing up in the log you pasted is wacky. You may have bad hardware.
Email Craig and he'll straighten the matter out.
You don't, by chance, have an ALDL cable plugged in between your car and your computer while trying to run the program, do you? If so, disconnet that first, then try.
The hardware version that is showing up in the log you pasted is wacky. You may have bad hardware.
Email Craig and he'll straighten the matter out.
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Originally posted by Craig Moates
Looks that way to me. You didn't reflash it with the wrong firmware did you?
Looks that way to me. You didn't reflash it with the wrong firmware did you?
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Originally posted by Craig Moates
Also may try closing the software programs, disconnecting the BURN1, and then reconnecting it after 10 seconds or so and restarting the software.
Also may try closing the software programs, disconnecting the BURN1, and then reconnecting it after 10 seconds or so and restarting the software.
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