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Hello,
I read through the blog posts about how to program the BD Address, and the methods mentioned are more difficult and risky than they should be. On ChipLoad, please add a command line option to write in a specified BD Address. It would be desirable to also have an option to have ChipLoad generate a random number (with 2 most significant bits being 11) and write that instead. Both options are useful.
Including it as a command line argument makes it easier for automating this process during production.
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I believe you are referring to the blog here: BD_ADDR: Changing BCM20737 Board Address for Production
This leverages a Perl script for BD_ADDR programming in production.
This discussion actually looks at changing the BD_ADDR within CGS.exe:Re: How to program BCM20736 without changing the BTP file each time
Appreciate the feedback.
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I believe you are referring to the blog here: BD_ADDR: Changing BCM20737 Board Address for Production
This leverages a Perl script for BD_ADDR programming in production.
This discussion actually looks at changing the BD_ADDR within CGS.exe:Re: How to program BCM20736 without changing the BTP file each time
Appreciate the feedback.