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Well those fuse settings appear to work!!!
I can not read the bootloader area after programming, just get zeros for that section.

Bootloading still works and after bootloading and reading with the ...

Ok I can see the interrupt vectors being mapped in now at the top of program memory when I look at the Memory View from the programmer. They are starting at 00002 and have the remapped values from the ...

AWESOME!!!

I see it now. Thanks! Thats a cool trick.

So is this telling me where they are being moved like.
00006 is the OSCFAIL ISR and its getting moved to 000808?

My main app list file is ...

Alright just saw the suggestion above...
I guess you posted while I was typing ;)
let me try what you suggest for compiler options...

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I am sorry.
I should have included the #BUILD line for the included header file.

#build (reset=APPLICATION_START,interrupt=APPLICATION_ISR_START)

#define APPLICATION_START 0

#define ...

Thanks to Ttelmah and PCM programmer for responding to my previous post.

I almost have everything working at this point.
I am programming the bootloader with the programmer as and bootloading the ...

Thanks PCM programmer for that!!!
I will give it a go and see if I can get it working.
Any comments on the other parts of this mystery are more than welcome...

I have spent enough time fighting with this and realize that I really need some help. Confused

First I am using PCWHD IDE and PCD Version 5.075
Target is a DSPIC dsPIC33FJ128GP306A

Here is ...

Thanks for the info on the fuse bit location and the suggestion to think laterally Smile

Very Interesting.

I tried setting NODEBUG to DEBUG in the fuse line, however the configuration bit still comes ...

I am having an interesting problem, where by I compile a simple code set under windows compiler and everything works as expected, compile the same code under linux and the micro wont start up. It see ...