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    vinod12345madhu

    vinod12345madhu

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    Updated: Oct 24, 2024
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    Greetings everyone
    I have worked on 8051(atmel), processor.
    in those processors we need to dump codes using a dumper.
    The question is how do we need to dump the code in the raspberry pi.
    My project is to control a small bulb or an LED just to switch it on and off,

    and if i need to do that wirelessly how do i do that. i mean if i give an input using my mobile(android) i want that light to be switched off.
    P.S : i am using WI-FI.
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  • Harshad Italiya

    Member • Jan 14, 2013

    vinod12345madhu
    Greetings everyone
    I have worked on 8051(atmel), processor.
    in those processors we need to dump codes using a dumper.
    The question is how do we need to dump the code in the raspberry pi.
    My project is to control a small bulb or an LED just to switch it on and off,

    and if i need to do that wirelessly how do i do that. i mean if i give an input using my mobile(android) i want that light to be switched off.
    P.S : i am using WI-FI.
    Have you purchased Raspberry ? If you have then using simple USB cable you can load firmware into Raspberry.

    Tagging #-Link-Snipped-# as he is also interested in Raspberry. 😀
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    Member • Jan 14, 2013

    Well,I still haven't ordered my own RPi 😔

    Imma tell you what I do in any Linux OS,I guess that will be same method used in RPi.

    Back to question,
    You gotta download & install some libs files using terminal.
    -> gcc-avr
    -> binutils (i think this might be preinstalled)
    --> avr-libc
    and main bitch : --> uisp (This is MCU burner)

    Assuming you know how to get .hex files.
    Now let's burn it:
    - use uisp,dapa & dprog commands to confirm the mC.
    "It will say something like "name of atmega mC" found. (depends upon the mC used)

    - using "dapa" & "erase" command,erase the program.

    - using upload command,dump the hex file.

    Tada!
    Job's done.

    PS : I am using cell phone atm hence typing dapa,erase & upload codes is pain in ass.If you don't know how-to do it then,I'll post it once i get on PC.But then you've to order me a Pi (just kidding 😉 )
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    Member • Feb 20, 2013

    Bump!

    (Off-topic)
    Finally AVRDude has been successfully compiled for Raspberry Pi.
    You can download gunzip (.gz) files from : #-Link-Snipped-#

    Read this blog : <a href="https://blog.stevemarple.co.uk/2012/07/avrarduino-isp-programmer-using.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Steve Marple's blog: AVR/Arduino ISP programmer using the Raspberry Pi GPIOs</a> if you are not aware of Avrdude in Linux Environment.It doesn't really covers the steps to dump the code, but it will help you a bit, I guess.
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  • Anand Tamariya

    Member • Mar 3, 2013

    vinod12345madhu
    Greetings everyone
    I have worked on 8051(atmel), processor.
    in those processors we need to dump codes using a dumper.
    The question is how do we need to dump the code in the raspberry pi.
    My project is to control a small bulb or an LED just to switch it on and off,

    and if i need to do that wirelessly how do i do that. i mean if i give an input using my mobile(android) i want that light to be switched off.
    P.S : i am using WI-FI.
    Raspberry Pi is a full featured linux computer - additionally exposing some GPIO pins. You can program in C for controlling LEDs. Being a computer, you can connect RPi to your router. Then you can access it as any other computer in the network.
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  • vinod12345madhu

    Member • Jul 24, 2013

    I have brought The R-pi and now i am struggling to build an android app of the same
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