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1. calibrate manually
2. read the registry of the device for the calibration data
3. edit the platform.reg file with the calibration data from #2

Done.

Im quite interested in that setting too. I have not attempted it myself, but have read on the procedure.

I have nothing useful to add at this time, sorry.
This is just so the BBS lets me know if there is any progress on this thread.

Have you tried KITL and the kernel debugger ?

using flowcontrol ? not sure what else to tell you but that in all my tests its worked fine. The only case where you may see weird issues was when using KITL and the first uart, but not in speed but in ability tochange speed. havent seen any reports of the issues you are having. i assume youve teste...

are you using a a usb-serial adapter on the pc side ?

Yes its possible the funcionality has changed.
Its common with these BSP's.

But searching thru the file contents for those defines should still yield your answer.
Try "N35" or "A70"
I havent had a chance to look at the latest 5.0 BSP, or i would be of more help.

How i would of approached this problem before posting, I would have searched file contents (windows search or other utility) for the words "set BSP_LCD_TYPE_N35" It would then tell me what file makes reference to that string. From there I would know what file to edit. To give you a head start on the...

to fully use DNW you must use USB+Serial.
Serial is used for commands, USB is used for the data transfer.

The error tells it all. The flash selected is not the flash on your mainboard.

Did you follow these instructions viewtopic.php?f=6&t=45 ?
Once you setup H-JTAG properly, it should work.

If you can boot from the NOR, then its not "broken"

Well the real question to yourself is, what flash do you have ?
Then select the flash accordingly. Guessing is not going to solve it.