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stuarts

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Joined: 15/06/2011
Location: Australia
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Posted: 08:20am 30 Aug 2024

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I've just built a Picomite VGA sourced from Silicon Chip.

I was supplied with firmware 5.07.00. I've just updated it to 5.08.00 and I now have no video.
Connected to Virtual Serial port, it all seems functional.

I've tried doing a clear flash and rolling it back to 5.07.07 and the symptoms are the same.

Any suggesstions?

Stuart.

Footnote added 2024-08-30 18:45 by stuarts
Posted in the wrong area. My apologies. Reposted, cant work out how to delete post.

Stuart

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phil99

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Joined: 11/02/2018
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Posted: 08:44am 30 Aug 2024

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You will get more responses if you re-post on the Microcontrollers and PC projects page.

The first step is to find out what the original list of setup Options was. Clear Flash will have wiped everything so you need to set them up again.

If you can't find them get the original .uf2 from the Silicon Chip site and load that.
That should get it back to the way it was.
Then print them with OPTION LIST and save that to a file.

Then re-flash with 5.08.00 and reload those options.

stuarts

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Posted: 08:47am 30 Aug 2024

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I've since realised my error and reposted in the right place. Thanks for the suggestions. Will try that now.

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Grogster

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Posted: 10:48pm 30 Aug 2024

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I see a new thread has been created in the correct forum, so I will lock this thread.

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