??? 02/22/07 17:07 Read: times |
#133515 - For the paranoid... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Russell Bull said:
You have an eeprom, by just adding some simple logic you can divide the eeprom address space into two (equal or unequal) spaces. One has the bootloader code that stays there, the other has your application code that you can reprogram at will. Mike seems paranoid that somehow the bootloader part might not stay there. So the paranoid could, in fact, use a separate ROM or PROM (not an EPROM or EEPROM) just to hold the bootloader. You'd still need pretty much the same simple logic to divide the address space, but now the bootloader part would be totally write-proof! |