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Also make sure that the JUNGO drivers are completely uninstalled else they would get hold of the unit.White wife and big black cocks.
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If you still have problems with the drivers, try using Zadig for XP: - make sure to install the libusb-win32.
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Also install the filter "install-filter.exe" and test of the driver was installed with "testlibusb-win.exe". If pointing to the folder doesn't work, point to "avrisp2.inf". It is located in the archive here: - the drivers inside this archive that are suitable for Windows XP are located in sub-folder "FIRMWARE-FOR-AVRDUDE-LIBUSB\LibUSB drivers". Windows XP: For Windows XP and "some" version of avrdude, you need to use the firmware that you managed to load - "libUSB-AVRISP-MKII.hex". Make sure that you either power the target externally or you have configured the jumpers properly so that AVR-ISP-MK2 provides the required voltage and current.
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After the update is finished, disconnect the unit, connect it again and make sure it uses exactly these drivers: When testing AVR dude with the command from the manual you need an ATmega16 target attached to the programmer. You can find the suitable firmware in this archive: - again use Flip to switch to that firmware. Windows 10: For Windows 10 and new version of avrdude, you need to use the firmware suitable for AVR/Atmel Studio (not "libUSB-AVRISP-MKII.hex" but "AVR456-studio-AVRISP-MKII.hex"). Things are different for Windows 10 and Windows XP. Then test if this driver works if it doesn't then start all over and select the second one from the list and test again repeat until you find the working driver from the list.Īt least it is a step forward in succeeding to update the firmware! If the problem persists try to manually cycle through all available drivers - right-click over the entry for the debugger in "Windows Device Manager" -> "Update Driver Software" -> "Browse My Computer For Driver Software" -> "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" -> then a list of available drivers pops-up and select the first entry -> "OK" -> "Next" -> if a warning pops-up ignore it -> "Finish". Right-clicked over the entry for the debugger in "Windows Device Manager" -> "Update Driver Software" -> "Browse My Computer For Driver Software" -> "Have disk" -> point to the inf file inside the archive with the drivers -> "OK" -> "Next" -> if a warning pops-up ignore it -> "Finish". Did you power the target? If you intend to power it from AVR-ISP-MK2 make sure to set the jumpers properly.Ībout switching drivers. When you test the command do you have ATmega16 properly attached to the 10-pin ISP connector? Note that AVR-ISP-MK2 has no 6-pin ISP connector. Not sure if this is a problem with the drivers. I tried to go ahead and use Flip, but when I try " settings/communication/USB" I get the error message "Could not open USB device". I also tried to use the Flip program to try to load firmware, but when I push the physical "upgrade" button on the AVR-ISP MK2 the chip shows up in my device manager as "other devices/ AT90USB162DFU". I tried to go ahead, but under Step 6 when trying the AVRdude test under the command prompt (avrdude -p m16 -P usb -c avrispmkii -B5) I get the error message:Īvrdude: stk500v2_command(): command failedĪvrdude: stk500v2_program_enable(): bad AVRISPmkII connection status: Unknown status 0x00ĭouble check connections and try again, or use -F to override this check. I need to get the AVR- ISP MK2 programming interface to work with AVRdude so I'm trying to modify its firmware using my WIN10 computer per the installation manual.įollowing the installation instructions, Step 4 says it should show up in the device manager under "Atmel USB Devices", but mine showed up under" libusb-win32 devices"