Originally Posted by
Art
Thanks for the comments
, but I don't know what you mean by the code running ahead of the EEPROM.
The code is posted above. Writing a bunch of zeros is not exactly what I want to
achieve, but the code exhibits the problem I'm describing.
I suppose at some point I'll run the same code on a breadboard and try adjusting things like clock speed, pull up resistor values, and see if that helps.
PBP should compensate for clock speed though.
Hi Art,
I was thinking, in Gusse's case, the pic might blather out a bunch of commands before his eprom was awake, since he is using an OFF PIC eprom, and maybe the eprom just missed it due to the difference in boot rates. I was thinking a short pause during initialization might allow eprom to catch up . . . as I said, I was just thinking.
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