On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 2:13 PM, Anders Larsen <al@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 2013-05-28 10:25, Thomas Jarosch wrote:
>
>> On Sunday, 26. May 2013 09:54:14 Ori Idan wrote:
>> > I have a FT4232 mini module and I want to read/write it's EEPROM.
>> > I tried the utility ftdi_eeprom (on Ubuntu 12.10)
>> > It gave me an error on product_id so I changed it to 0x6011
>> > It then gave me an error on BM_type_chip I commented out this
line
>> >
>> > I then tried to write the EEPROM it looked like it did but when
reading
>> > the EEPROM back I get Checksum Error: 84c1 0000
>> >
>> > It seems that ftdi_eeprom is not compatible with FT4232
>> >
>> > How do I write the FT4232 EEPROM on Linux?
>>
>> which version of ftdi_eeprom does Ubuntu 12.10 ship?
>>
>> You could give the git HEAD version a try, it _should_ work.
>>
>
> the HEAD version indeed works; FT4232 support was added last year.
>
> You can use ftdi_eeprom from HEAD (or v1.0) to program the chip
> and still use 0.19/0.20 from your application as long as the
application
> doesn't use any ftdi*eeprom*() function.
>
> (sorry for joining the discussion so late - I was away on vacation)
>
Where do I find the HEAD of ftdi_eeprom?
I tried developer.intra2net..com and all I could find was sources of
libftdi, after compilation it gave me ftdi_eeprom ver. 0.13
So how to I find the right sources and finally be able to read and
write
the EEPROM?
