v1.6.2 - Burning bootloader unable to locate bootloader hex
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Assessment
- Difficulty
- 2/5
- Estimated time
- 1-3 hours
- Newbie friendliness
- 55/100
Research direction
Start by checking the DxCore 1.6.2 board package configuration and bootloader file naming or path settings for AVR128DB48 with Optiboot on UART0. Compare them with v1.5.11 and reproduce the burn bootloader error using jtag2updi; done means the package locates the hex file and the bootloader burn succeeds.
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Description
Hello,
Just only downloaded a fresh copy of the Arduino 1.8.19 and also the Arduino IDE. Installed the latest v1.6.2 board package of DxCore and tried to burn bootloader of AVR128DB48 with Optiboot on UART0 PA0 & PA1 using jatg2updi but it can't locate the hex file. File is definitely there but there's some path wrongly set I believe. Works fine on v1.5.11.
Here's the error:
**OS error: file {bootloader.class}_ser0_extr.hex is not readable: No such file or directory**
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