AVR avrdude stk500v2_ReceiveMessage(): timeout, Bootloader Huh?











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I am using stk500v2bootloader that I have modified to accomodate RS485 to my electronic device.



When I program a .hex file via avrdude.exe, it programs one of my .hex files successfully. But if program another similar but larger .hex file, it programs the .hex file for a few seconds and then stops giving message:




R.00V2....BOOTLOADER HUL?....

stk500v2_ReceiveMessage(): timeout.




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  • The "Huh" message that AVRDUDE is receiving from your bootloader makes it seem like your bootloader is using some kind of non-standard ASCII-based protocol, and also it doesn't understand the messages that AVRDUDE is sending to it. You need to find a bootloader that is compatible with AVRDUDE, or if this one is, then carefully read its documentation to understand what options to pass to AVRDUDE so that AVRDUDE will use the right protocol when talking to the bootloader.
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  • Thanks. That is the weird thing. I did not change anything except add control for RS485 Tx/Rx control pin. The bootloader is working fine for all RS232 comms (before adding RS485 comms) and the RS485 version works for .hex file for similar project to the one that gives this error. The one that does not work is just a larger .hex file but still no where close to maximum flash size etc for ATmega2560V. Baffled...
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    2 days ago















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I am using stk500v2bootloader that I have modified to accomodate RS485 to my electronic device.



When I program a .hex file via avrdude.exe, it programs one of my .hex files successfully. But if program another similar but larger .hex file, it programs the .hex file for a few seconds and then stops giving message:




R.00V2....BOOTLOADER HUL?....

stk500v2_ReceiveMessage(): timeout.




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  • The "Huh" message that AVRDUDE is receiving from your bootloader makes it seem like your bootloader is using some kind of non-standard ASCII-based protocol, and also it doesn't understand the messages that AVRDUDE is sending to it. You need to find a bootloader that is compatible with AVRDUDE, or if this one is, then carefully read its documentation to understand what options to pass to AVRDUDE so that AVRDUDE will use the right protocol when talking to the bootloader.
    – David Grayson
    2 days ago










  • Thanks. That is the weird thing. I did not change anything except add control for RS485 Tx/Rx control pin. The bootloader is working fine for all RS232 comms (before adding RS485 comms) and the RS485 version works for .hex file for similar project to the one that gives this error. The one that does not work is just a larger .hex file but still no where close to maximum flash size etc for ATmega2560V. Baffled...
    – user10552007
    2 days ago













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I am using stk500v2bootloader that I have modified to accomodate RS485 to my electronic device.



When I program a .hex file via avrdude.exe, it programs one of my .hex files successfully. But if program another similar but larger .hex file, it programs the .hex file for a few seconds and then stops giving message:




R.00V2....BOOTLOADER HUL?....

stk500v2_ReceiveMessage(): timeout.




enter image description here






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I am using stk500v2bootloader that I have modified to accomodate RS485 to my electronic device.



When I program a .hex file via avrdude.exe, it programs one of my .hex files successfully. But if program another similar but larger .hex file, it programs the .hex file for a few seconds and then stops giving message:




R.00V2....BOOTLOADER HUL?....

stk500v2_ReceiveMessage(): timeout.




enter image description here






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  • The "Huh" message that AVRDUDE is receiving from your bootloader makes it seem like your bootloader is using some kind of non-standard ASCII-based protocol, and also it doesn't understand the messages that AVRDUDE is sending to it. You need to find a bootloader that is compatible with AVRDUDE, or if this one is, then carefully read its documentation to understand what options to pass to AVRDUDE so that AVRDUDE will use the right protocol when talking to the bootloader.
    – David Grayson
    2 days ago










  • Thanks. That is the weird thing. I did not change anything except add control for RS485 Tx/Rx control pin. The bootloader is working fine for all RS232 comms (before adding RS485 comms) and the RS485 version works for .hex file for similar project to the one that gives this error. The one that does not work is just a larger .hex file but still no where close to maximum flash size etc for ATmega2560V. Baffled...
    – user10552007
    2 days ago


















  • The "Huh" message that AVRDUDE is receiving from your bootloader makes it seem like your bootloader is using some kind of non-standard ASCII-based protocol, and also it doesn't understand the messages that AVRDUDE is sending to it. You need to find a bootloader that is compatible with AVRDUDE, or if this one is, then carefully read its documentation to understand what options to pass to AVRDUDE so that AVRDUDE will use the right protocol when talking to the bootloader.
    – David Grayson
    2 days ago










  • Thanks. That is the weird thing. I did not change anything except add control for RS485 Tx/Rx control pin. The bootloader is working fine for all RS232 comms (before adding RS485 comms) and the RS485 version works for .hex file for similar project to the one that gives this error. The one that does not work is just a larger .hex file but still no where close to maximum flash size etc for ATmega2560V. Baffled...
    – user10552007
    2 days ago
















The "Huh" message that AVRDUDE is receiving from your bootloader makes it seem like your bootloader is using some kind of non-standard ASCII-based protocol, and also it doesn't understand the messages that AVRDUDE is sending to it. You need to find a bootloader that is compatible with AVRDUDE, or if this one is, then carefully read its documentation to understand what options to pass to AVRDUDE so that AVRDUDE will use the right protocol when talking to the bootloader.
– David Grayson
2 days ago




The "Huh" message that AVRDUDE is receiving from your bootloader makes it seem like your bootloader is using some kind of non-standard ASCII-based protocol, and also it doesn't understand the messages that AVRDUDE is sending to it. You need to find a bootloader that is compatible with AVRDUDE, or if this one is, then carefully read its documentation to understand what options to pass to AVRDUDE so that AVRDUDE will use the right protocol when talking to the bootloader.
– David Grayson
2 days ago












Thanks. That is the weird thing. I did not change anything except add control for RS485 Tx/Rx control pin. The bootloader is working fine for all RS232 comms (before adding RS485 comms) and the RS485 version works for .hex file for similar project to the one that gives this error. The one that does not work is just a larger .hex file but still no where close to maximum flash size etc for ATmega2560V. Baffled...
– user10552007
2 days ago




Thanks. That is the weird thing. I did not change anything except add control for RS485 Tx/Rx control pin. The bootloader is working fine for all RS232 comms (before adding RS485 comms) and the RS485 version works for .hex file for similar project to the one that gives this error. The one that does not work is just a larger .hex file but still no where close to maximum flash size etc for ATmega2560V. Baffled...
– user10552007
2 days ago

















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