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Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1998 06:11:50 -0700 (MST) From: Brenda Spaur <brenda@fieldhand.com> S011000073696D706C652E61732E7372656387 S20C0100003860000A4E80002062 S804010000FA The S2 and S804 records are not recognized by my ROM download which is looking for the S3 and S705 records. I'd bet that there are still some linker options that I need to provide but so far I haven't determined what the problem is. Any idea what is causing this problem? Both S2 and S8 are standard S-record types. S2 is a data record with a three byte address. In this case, the address is 0x10000. S8 is a termination record with a three byte address (the 04 you mention is simply the length of the record, as with all S-record types). In this case, the address, which for all termination records (S7/S8/S9) is the start address of the program, is again 0x10000. I would recommend fixing your downloader to recognize S1/S2/S8/S9 records, which are perfectly standard. Otherwise, the linker will generate the smallest type of S-records that it can get away with. So, you can force it to generate S3/S7 records by having some section loaded at an address larger than 0xffffff. Of course, if your board does not have any memory at such an address, you will probably have other problems during the download. You can also change the linker behaviour by editing bfd/srec.c. Search for tdata->type. Ian