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Could randomly assign part number NAN054415_BOOTMON and NAN054415_ALTMON, and NAN054415_<YOURAPPNAME>
Sort of up to you...

The part number for the Assembly is NANO54415.

A part number?
There is a part number (several different qualified) for the physical blank hardware device.
There is no part number for the physical part with software on it as it never exists in that form
until its programmed as part of the production ...

Correction you must type NATIVEBOOT then hit the 'A' to abort when that comes up.
Should show the boot version. (This has not changed ia a very long time.)
I believe the current version is 1.05 dated 2019.

For the Nano I believe that when in the alt monitor you can type NATIVE BOOT and it will btoo to the original boot monitor and give you a revision number. I'll double check this sometime today and repost if I got it wrong...

We have created a solution for this using the SetDSCP to the packet class. Submit a support request and we can get you the modified files to test.
At this point we we are running our internal regression testing (to insure it did not break anything) this should complete in about an hour.
But we've ...

So in a normal 2.9.7 install on windows you will find a setenv.bat file in the nburn root.
If you run that then you can build from the windows command line.
make
make clean
make load etc...

With 2.9.7 you have to make sure you also build in the system and platform/system directories as the make ...

Would you like
SetDSCP(uint8_t dscp); │
int8_t GetDSCP(void) const;

added to the packet class?
Or would you like an optional variable to the send functions?

I'm leaning toward the SetDSCP.....

Realize the call back is at interrupt scope.
So the things you can do there are really limited.
No calls to any RTOS functions, no delays, none of the nice timer interfaces.
You basically can only stuff things in fifios and wake up tasks with post functions...
Read the interrupt section in the ...

Callbacks... the callbacks for the MOPdM7 are slightly different than the serial callbacks for the earlier netburner devices.

#include <serinternal.h>

void MyPutChar( int num, uint8_t c )
{//Num is port number
}

int MyGetChar( int num )
{
return -1; if nothing to send.
}




UartData[portnum].m ...

Done, submit a support request to get the code.