495
495
If you need to use a different parallel or serial port, use this
496
496
option to specify the alternate port name.
498
On Win32 operating systems, the parallel ports are referred to as
499
lpt1 through lpt3, referring to the addresses 0x378, 0x278, and
500
0x3BC, respectively. If the parallel port can be accessed through
501
a different address, this address can be specified directly, using
502
the common C language notation (i. e., hexadecimal values are
498
505
For the JTAG ICE mkII, if AVRDUDE has been built with libusb
499
506
support, PORT may alternatively be specified as `usb'[:SERIALNO].
500
507
In that case, the JTAG ICE mkII will be looked up on USB. If
1903
Node: Introduction1730
1905
Node: Command Line Options7583
1906
Node: Option Descriptions7861
1907
Node: Programmers accepting extended parameters29547
1908
Node: Example Command Line Invocations30986
1909
Node: Terminal Mode Operation35691
1910
Node: Terminal Mode Commands36428
1911
Node: Terminal Mode Examples39495
1912
Node: Configuration File42679
1913
Node: AVRDUDE Defaults44098
1914
Node: Programmer Definitions44682
1915
Node: Part Definitions45843
1916
Node: Instruction Format47763
1917
Node: Other Notes49150
1918
Node: Programmer Specific Information51328
1919
Node: Atmel STK60051562
1920
Node: Platform Dependent Information55748
1922
Node: Unix Installation56249
1923
Node: FreeBSD Installation57045
1924
Node: Linux Installation57677
1925
Node: Unix Configuration Files58218
1926
Node: FreeBSD Configuration Files58852
1927
Node: Linux Configuration Files59211
1928
Node: Unix Port Names59526
1929
Node: Unix Documentation60517
1931
Node: Windows Installation61306
1932
Node: Windows Configuration Files62153
1933
Node: Configuration file names62420
1934
Node: How AVRDUDE finds the configuration files.62810
1935
Node: Windows Port Names63600
1936
Node: Serial Ports63812
1937
Node: Parallel Ports64099
1938
Node: Using the parallel port64868
1939
Node: Windows NT/2K/XP65095
1940
Node: Windows 95/9866601
1941
Node: Documentation66804
1942
Node: Credits.67360
1943
Node: Troubleshooting67693
1910
Node: Introduction1724
1912
Node: Command Line Options7577
1913
Node: Option Descriptions7855
1914
Node: Programmers accepting extended parameters29915
1915
Node: Example Command Line Invocations31354
1916
Node: Terminal Mode Operation36059
1917
Node: Terminal Mode Commands36796
1918
Node: Terminal Mode Examples39863
1919
Node: Configuration File43047
1920
Node: AVRDUDE Defaults44466
1921
Node: Programmer Definitions45050
1922
Node: Part Definitions46211
1923
Node: Instruction Format48131
1924
Node: Other Notes49518
1925
Node: Programmer Specific Information51696
1926
Node: Atmel STK60051930
1927
Node: Platform Dependent Information56116
1929
Node: Unix Installation56617
1930
Node: FreeBSD Installation57413
1931
Node: Linux Installation58045
1932
Node: Unix Configuration Files58586
1933
Node: FreeBSD Configuration Files59220
1934
Node: Linux Configuration Files59579
1935
Node: Unix Port Names59894
1936
Node: Unix Documentation60885
1938
Node: Windows Installation61674
1939
Node: Windows Configuration Files62521
1940
Node: Configuration file names62788
1941
Node: How AVRDUDE finds the configuration files.63178
1942
Node: Windows Port Names63968
1943
Node: Serial Ports64180
1944
Node: Parallel Ports64467
1945
Node: Using the parallel port65236
1946
Node: Windows NT/2K/XP65463
1947
Node: Windows 95/9866969
1948
Node: Documentation67172
1949
Node: Credits.67728
1950
Node: Troubleshooting68061