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I spent Thursday & Friday evenings wiring up enough of the board to flash some LEDs, then set out to program it… Without success
After ripping apart the board, replacing the uC, and checking every single connection with a 10x Loupe, i turned to google, and found that the atmega128 is programmed differently to the other AVRs i’ve used, it has it’s own PDI and PDO pins connected to the first USART for uploading the program.
I wish someone had told me that before i bought the board!
Luckily, i had brought the USART pins out to their own header on the board, so after wiring up a programming adaptor, i was finally able to get some life!

Today apple released infomation on the new iPods. The best change in my opinion are the new nanos. 2gb, 4gb or 8gb, available in 5 colours, i cant help but wonder if they found a way to crossbreed an iPod nano with an iPod mini!
If i diddn’t have a mini already, i’d SO be getting one!
Had a bit of fun today, trying to pick out only singleton entries from a database table, finding the lowest unique bid for the reverse auction app i’m doing at work. this is what i came up with:
SELECT * FROM bids WHERE auction_id =1 GROUP BY value HAVING ( COUNT( value ) =1 ) ORDER BY value ASC LIMIT 1;