Support for a PIC18F4520 Bootloader?
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Most bootloaders only operate under some condition and are dormant otherwise. I have several, for example, that require a jumper on an unused I/O pin. Some look for a sequence on the UART before a time out on start up. So once the bootloader transfers to your program it should be out of the way.\n\nAlso, most bootloaders have provisions not to overwrite themselves in FLASH (not RAM). Your program, however, could merrily overwrite the bootloader if it writes to flash. To prevent this, the PIC has a way to code protect areas of flash. Unfortunately, you have to protect a certain block size -- so if your boot loader is 200 words, then you have to protect, for example 256.\n\nAs for debugging, you don't really have any good options with a boot loader unless it has a "monitor" function that you can call from your code (unusual in the PIC). The Microchip ICD 2 is cheap and does a far better job than you could do from a boot loader.
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you can use any boot disk (i.e. Win98, win me) you can get them fpr free at Comp Usa or Best Buy etc
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in your case the primary bootable device is not found. Just go to bios and check the bootable priority and then do the jobs by bootable cd or what ever you want...
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This Boot Failure Troubleshooting Flowchart should get you started (PDF file):\n\nhttp://www.fonerbooks.com/poster.pdf
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Try searching in www.drivers.com or www.freedownloads.com
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Try searching Bootdisk.com for a list of drivers---help is fading pretty fast for Win 98, but this site should be helpful to you...
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Just follow the E-Z step by step instructions and allow yourself 3 solid days to get it up and running.\n(don't forget to visit your product manufacture' site for important firmware updates)
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You probably can change the language setting, clear the cmos / bios and you should have luck, if it sticks at post, clearingcmos should restore default settings and even if it doesn't change the language, it should help boot into windows, if not, unplug everything except, cpu, ram and monitor / vga card, and slowly add devices till something prevents it from booting. that will be ur problem
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u can use Knoppix LiveCD (if u can use Linux based OS) or u can use Emergency Boot Disk like Hiren's Boot CD, Windows XP Live CD, etc
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you can get bootdisk at www.bootdisk.com\nas for the rest, you might have it ( 98 ) allready on the computer in a reserve directory as some computer manufactuers save it on ther rather than giving you the disk
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in your bios, do you have the cdrom set to be the first boot device?. try that
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Have you checked the Linux Hardware Compatibility List at LinuxQuestions.org (see sources)?
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visit the manufacturer website and get the lates firmware, donload it, and it should work
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I don't use one.  After formatting go to your BIOS options and have the PC Boot from CD-ROM before Hard Disk.
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http://www.geocities.com/epark/linux/grub-w2k-HOWTO.html\nJust follow the steps
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On bootup hit F8 and run in safe mode that might work. If not get a bootable Linux Disk.
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make a start up disk bootdisk.com will help. restart type in format c then enter