CT-Flasher Info

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I am looking for any CT-Flasher info . I have go to eMedia and other german manufactures( I forget the name), unluckyly I get languange barrier because it is written in german.

Does anyone can give some info about CT-Flasher about the price program, the package from eMedia?

regards

[Rainbow]

If you can solder and have electronic component shop nearby, buy the PCB from eMedia and do everything other yourself.
UniFlash since v1.32 supports this card too (run uniflash -ctflash) - I've got two PCBs free from the author

Rainbow
free PCB???
Do you win any contest to get that?
I want too

back to the topic: I live in SE Asia(you guys are in EU and US) and I wonder if I could obtain every part easily. for the PCB, Does eMedia deliver to Asia too? If not I try to make it by myself, I ever see raw board with ISA pin in nearest electronic dealer.

[NickS]

Get an old ISA multi-I/O card
Remove all components
Use perfboard/stripboard to build the circuit, glue it onto the old board and wire up to the bus (ensure insulation of the stripboard from existing tracks)

[Rainbow]

I got the PCBs free because I wanted to support this card in UniFlash.

All Informations about the ct-Flasher can be found here:
http://heise.de/ct/ftp/projekte/flasher/

MfG
Jan

Rainbow wrote:

UniFlash since v1.32 supports this card too (run uniflash -ctflash)

BIG BIG thanks for the c't flasher support, Rainbow (I finally had time today to test it...) The orginal c't flasher software is getting outdated slowly and the Linux software was always a bit odd for me (although it worked fine.