> Yes, but the driver is supposed to be installed along with AVR Studio so
> it shouldn't need to hunt very far for it.
>
> Part of the driver's function is to set information so that Windows and
> AVR Studio can recognize what the board is. AVR Studio then installs
> firmware into the Dragon itself.
Ahhhhh.... AVR Studio did tell me "before you can sue your Dragon, you
must update it first!" I though "why update it, it worked just fine
with avrdude straight out of the box, so that should be good enough for
testing purposes !". But I was curious and launched the update
anyway..at which point it said that it failed to connect...
> Come to think of it, I'm wondering if your Dragon has any firmware
> installed, if it's never been connected to an AVR Studio before. Guess
> it must come from the factory with something...
Yeah, I didn't know about avrstudio and this driver and upgrade
requirement. I simply pulled my Dragon from its box, plugged it and ran
avrdude. Since it appear to work (albeit not very fast !), I assumed I
had nothing else to do !
--
Vince
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