Merge branch 'master' of http://github.com/psehorne/eZChronos

README.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,38 @@
+    2010-06-20 - OKAY TO FLASH THE WATCH WITH THIS PROJECT
+    It turns out there was never a problem with the build.  
+    I discovered later that I had a Windows 7 problem that 
+    prevented the BM Firmware Update Tool and also TI's
+    BSL_Scripter tool from accessing the the USB FET.
 
+    I've since rebooted my machine and have repeated flashed
+    the watch with mspgcc4 project with not problems.
+
+    Paul
+
+    
+    ============ FIXED 2010-06-20 ========================
+    2010-06-18 - DO NOT FLASH YOUR WATCH WITH THIS BUILD!!
+    Since flashing the watch with this build a couple of days ago
+    it has been working fine, until I tried to flash it again with
+    the USB FET and the BM Firmware Flash Tool , the same tool that 
+    worked before I flashed the watch with this build.  
+    
+    Although I was not able to flash the device with the USB FET
+    I was able to flash it with the RFBSL.  But even after reflashing
+    it with the factory TI firmware I still could not flash it with 
+    the USB FET.
+
+    However, using the IAR Workbench debug process I was able to flash 
+    it with the USB FET, and after flashing it this way with the original 
+    TI firmware, the USB FET capability is back.  I am able to flash it 
+    once again with the BM Firmware Flash Tool via the USB FET.
+    
+    So a little research is in order to determine how to incorporate the
+    USB BSL into this project. 
+    
+    
+
+    
     2010-06-16 (2:30 AM CDT) - IT WORKS!!!
     I just completed building the project.  I then flashed my watch, 
     and all the functions I have tested work.  Hour and Minutes,

makefile

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ PYTHON = python
 
 PROJ_DIR	=.
 BUILD_DIR = build
-CFLAGS_PRODUCTION = -s -Os # -O optimizes
+CFLAGS_PRODUCTION = -Os # -O optimizes
 CFLAGS_DEBUG= -g -O0 # -g enables debugging symbol table, -O0 for NO optimization
 
 CC_CMACH	= -mmcu=cc430x6137