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Bootloader with TCPnet

Philipp Knellwolf

Hi

I have to develop an ethernet bootloader for Freescales Kinetis K60.
I found an example on freescale.com using FNET stack, but I would prefer to use TCPnet as in my application.
Has someone any experiences with TCPnet and bootloader?

Greets
Philipp

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  • 0 in reply to Tamiryan Michael

    The FNET example needs 48kB. I found also a serial bootloader example from Freescale that needs 15kB. Modified using TCPnet I think it would need lesser than the FNET example.
    The Speed is not the problem. I just want to use the same stack as in my application. So it's easier to manage.
    If it's to big with TCPnet and I have to use another stack, I will use FNET, because I know it and it serves a complete, working bootloader.

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  • 0 in reply to Tamiryan Michael

    The FNET example needs 48kB. I found also a serial bootloader example from Freescale that needs 15kB. Modified using TCPnet I think it would need lesser than the FNET example.
    The Speed is not the problem. I just want to use the same stack as in my application. So it's easier to manage.
    If it's to big with TCPnet and I have to use another stack, I will use FNET, because I know it and it serves a complete, working bootloader.

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