Re: [avr-chat] avrdragon question.. is it dead?

[Haberler Michael]

Windows - unsure but I'd assume when you install AVRstudio and its  
drivers it should use those (a funny driver called "Jungo" and looks  
like a network card in System/Device Managament)

Try usbview, for instance through 
http://www.ftdichip.com/Resources/Utilities.htm

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Mac OS - have a look in System Profiler -> USB - it should show the  
device as attached

it doesnt necessarily create an entry in /dev - avarice and avrdude  
talk to these devices through libusb, a user level library, and not  
through a device file.

My chinese Kee Electronics JTAGICE MKII clone doesnt do this either,  
but works fine with avarice and avrdude on Mac OS nevertheless

-Michael

Am 28.12.2008 um 13:42 schrieb Neil Davey:

> Hi List,
> I got a dragon a few months ago, only now just got time to pull it  
> out of the box..
> My problem is that is seems to be not detected by Windows or Mac..  
> on Windows I get no usb device detected, no driver install or  
> anything, no sounds when it is plugged in or unplugged...  When I  
> attach the dragon to the usb port it blinks the led orange (green +  
> red?) for about 1 second, then goes to red..
>
> Is there something terminally wrong with my dragon? Or am I just  
> doing something wrong?
>
> Regards
> Neil Davey
>
>
>
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