So, I don't get it. Am I just too dumb for this, or is it a bug.
When I just use the CLI tool, it works perfectly:
minipro -p 27512@DIP28 -w /home/x/MagicFormel/Magic_Formel_v2.0_1987_
Magic_Formel_v2.0_1987_1st_Eprom.bin Magic_Formel_v2.0_1987_2nd_Eprom.bin
x@E7470:~$ minipro -p 27512@DIP28 -w /home/x/MagicFormel/Magic_Formel_v2.0_1987_1st_Eprom.bin
Found TL866A 03.2.86 (0x256)
Device code: xxxxxxxxx
Serial code: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
USB speed: 12Mbps (USB 1.1)
Chip ID: 0x890D OK
VPP: 12.5 V, VDD: 5.5 V, VCC: 5 V, Pulse: 1000 us
Writing Code... 2m 18 Sec OK
Reading Code... 1.36 Sec OK
Verification OK
Then I downloaded the same thing and did the same. First I ran the AppImage, then compiled it according to the instructions.
The device is detected and the blank check works, but writing doesn't work at all.:
[Write] Exported buffer to /tmp/fmp-write-260331-162108-688.bin
[Run] /usr/local/bin/minipro -p D27256@DIP28 -w /tmp/fmp-write-260331-162108-688.bin -y -x -s
[Write error] exit=1
Is what I'm doing correct?:
- Load file from buffer -> file selected.
- Skip ID check
- Write to target
Shouldn't the original path and filename be there? Why is the temporary stuff being used?
It would be great if someone could explain this to me, since I'd like to use the tool :-)
So, I don't get it. Am I just too dumb for this, or is it a bug.
When I just use the CLI tool, it works perfectly:
Then I downloaded the same thing and did the same. First I ran the AppImage, then compiled it according to the instructions.
The device is detected and the blank check works, but writing doesn't work at all.:
Is what I'm doing correct?:
Shouldn't the original path and filename be there? Why is the temporary stuff being used?
It would be great if someone could explain this to me, since I'd like to use the tool :-)