Re: ISP programming and code prrotection
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Date: 03/11/05
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Date: 11 Mar 2005 00:04:39 -0800
> So I have a question that whether the above thinking is right ro not.
> Or if it is right, is it possible to make ISP possible and
> simultaneously protect our firmware code from being read during
> verification?
>
Depends on the micro. Often, ISP is locked out once you enable the
protection bits. Sometimes the verification process works by sending
the new data to the micro twice; first time to burn, second time to
verify. Sometimes you simply can't verify after setting the protection
bits, in which case the procedure is to erase the device, program code
memory, verify code memory, then program security bits.
By definition, anyone who has the power to ISP-burn your micros has
enough information to copy them.
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