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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : Pic32prog on a Raspberry Pi

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kg4pid
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Posted: 05:02pm 08 Nov 2017
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Since I can't get the windows version of pic32prog to work perhaps the linux version would run on a raspberry pi 3B, but I don't have a clue how to install it. Anyone here use pic32prog on linux and can help me install it?

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Quazee137

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Posted: 05:21pm 08 Nov 2017
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I put it in my /MMBasic/1-tools

set the execution permission

I run from there

using nemo

/home/papa/MMBasic/1-tools

then right click and select Open in Terminal

pic32prog -d ascii:/dev/ttyACM0 Micromite_V5.04.05.hex
 
kg4pid
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Posted: 06:17pm 08 Nov 2017
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Slow down a little. I don't know squat about github and can't seem to find what/how to download. Do you have to compile the program? Wouldn't know how to do that either. That is why I asked for instructions. If I can get it on the pi I should know how to run it.

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matherp
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Posted: 10:05pm 08 Nov 2017
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pic32prog works perfectly on windows, the problem is that you are trying to use it with the pickit2 and none of us have used that for some time - if ever. Most of us are now using either an arduino or pic16f1455 to do the programming with pic32prog.

Moving to Linux is just going to add another layer of complexity and unlikely to solve the real problem which is understanding how to use pic32prog with the older pickit.

My advice, FWIW is to get hold of a programmed pic16F1455 or a completed Microbridge. Grogster or WW could both help with this.

You can also use a Micromite to program a pic16F1455. See this thread or the article in Silicon Chip or Geoff's website Edited by matherp 2017-11-10
 
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