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Sorry for the I2C reference, I mis-typed. There is a pic kit for spi too: C:\nburn\examples\PlatformSpecific\SPI\PicKitSerialSPIDemoBd. I think it might just be a small spi than you are using.

Demonstrates the use of 7 Microchip SPI Peripherals:
- 25LC020A 2K SPI Bus Serial EEPROM
- TC77-5.0 ...

Have you looked at the PicKitI2C example for comparison? It reads/writes an EEPROM. The example docs are here:

https://www.netburner.com/NBDocs/Developer/html/example_i2_c_pic_kit_serial_demo_bd-_s_a_m_e70.html

Might be good to compare the two and see if there are any significant differences ...

Just a note for anyone using legacy tools, command line builds do not use java. We have made makefiles very easy to use. If you look at any example you will find a makefile. All you need to do is add your source files, all the other complexity is already done. At that point you can still eclipse, or ...

Thanks for the followup, although surprised java8 32-bit did not work. If you have both 32 and 64 bit installed, it could be a path problem. But installing from our java link is the best.

Thanks for sharing that Bryan

I think that would only happen if you are using function calls and/or variables that are only available in debug mode. Personally, I think its always better to develop in release mode so that all the development time is also release test time. If you can specify what the errors are I can try to help ...

Hi,

I'm at a loss here on what to try next. If I do a clean install I cannot reproduce this issue. It must be something particular to that pc. Do you have another computer you could try the install on as a test?

Hello,

The latest Native Boot Monitor is revision 1.06, 5/2/2024
The latest Alternate Boot Monitor is revision 1.05, 7/17/2020

It is true that the firmware is kept in our version control system and does not have a part number. For that, can you create your own part number? We could select a random ...

Other than that, it could be your pc's environment variables mixing up releases.

I just ran a test of a clean install and do not get any duplicates. Does your new install still do that? You did not install over an old version (there was no \nburn folder when you installed) correct?