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>I wonder why they didn't just use a test clip like this one Because they tried and it didn't work (third post). It seems to depend on the mobo as well as the
by pierrec 10y ago
>I wonder why they didn't just use a test clip like this one
Because they tried and it didn't work (third post). It seems to depend on the mobo as well as the programmer you're using, but sometimes SPI programming without removing the chip doesn't work, which has to do with the mobo consuming the power you're supplying to the chip. Some people work around that by supplying separate power but even then it's a crapshot.
- zxexz 10y agoHuh, interesting. I managed to do it successfully on my X201, but only after supplying power through the RasPi I was using to flash it (no power to the board, battery and clock battery disconnected, though I doubt the latter was necessary).