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--- en:projects:4e4th:start [2018-05-12 12:07] – [Requirements] mka
+++ en:projects:4e4th:start [2018-05-12 12:21] – [Acknowledgements] mka
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 ===== Programmer =====
-You find the 4E4th binary image at the Forth-Gesellschaft Repository: http://www.forth-ev.de/repos/, see section Bootstrap Loading for a link. It has to be loaded into the MCU using a suitable programmer.
+You find the 4E4th binary image at GitHub, see section Bootstrap Loading for a link. It has to be loaded into the MCU using a suitable programmer.
 == Windows XP and Windows 7 ==
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    If I remove the LaunchPad from the USB while TeraTerm still is running, the connection of the two remains disturbed. Thus Hotplug does not go. So far it only helps to close TeraTerm. Afterwards (!) disconnect LaunchPad from USB, wait for the sound sequence, connect again, and wait for the sound sequence again, then open the terminal.   When using the FET-Pro430 Programmer, follow those instructions, too. I had good experiences to connect the terminal first and then start the Programmer. The MCU can be flashed even when terminal is active. mk
+Looks like the newest TeraTerm can hot plug the Launchpad. mk 20180510
 ====== Acknowledgements ======
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 Many thanks to the groundbreaking work creating CamelForth done by Brad Rodriguez.
 Thanks to Dirk Bruehl for his untiring and altruistic support of the 4E4th Project, by ordering the appropriate hardware and encouraging with many hints and ideas to go on until CamelForth was running on the LaunchPad.
-mk 03-14-2012
+mk 20120314
+Thank you again, Brad Rodriguez, for transferring CamelForth to Naken Assembler! And thanks to Jürgen Pintaske, who persuaded me to transfer 4e4th to the Naken Assembler. mk 20180512
 ====== Links ======
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 http://www.ti.com/product/msp430g2553
-(mk20121224)
+(mk20121224) (mk20180512)