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MSP430FR6989: Boot Memory and Bootloader (BSL) Memory - what's the difference?

Thomas Foxcroft
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Part Number: MSP430FR6989

Table 6-45, "Memory Organization," on page 133 of this microcontroller's data sheet (SLAS789), shows a set of addresses that are called "Boot Memory (ROM)." It also shows another set of addresses that are called "Bootloader (BSL) Memory (ROM)."

  • What is the purpose of the data which is stored in the set of addresses called "Boot Memory (ROM)?"
  • Is that data related to the BSL program that is stored in the BSL section of memory?

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