Wolverine - Problem to program with SBW from Launchpad

AFAIK, the FET on the LaunchPad doesn't officially support the Wolverines.
So I wonder hwo you can get as far as writing 1000 bytes then, the FET should reject the chip from the beginning.

Or do you mean your board is jsu tplugging into th eBoosterPack socket and you're programming your board using a FET430UIF or a Wolverine EXP board with SBW?

I don't know of any security mechanism through SBW. Either you can write or you cannot. It's thinkable that the larger Wolverine memory isn't supported by the programming too, but I think it rather unlikely.

It too is possible that the XMS chip (pre-mass-production silicon) has a problem. THings like bootloader, startup code and even component details may be different than the release version. But I doubt that a seriuos bug like cut-off or defective memory had qualified this silicon for more than the wastedump.

Where are these 1000 bytes you can write (address)? How do you notice that main memory gets erased when you try to write more?

No I'm using the FET from Launchpad to program a board I've developed, no FET430UIF or Wolverine EXP board(are those already available?). I'm also puzzled about the fact I'm able to program a few bytes.

"It too is possible that the XMS chip (pre-mass-production silicon) has a problem. THings like bootloader, startup code and even component details may be different than the release version. But I doubt that a seriuos bug like cut-off or defective memory had qualified this silicon for more than the wastedump."

I agree with you, I don't think this could be the problem, a month ago I had the opportunity to program a chip from the same sample order with the FET430UIF on the MSP-FET430U48C and it worked just fine (using JTAG and SBW).

The 1000 bytes are located on the beginning of the FRAM main memory 0x4400. I can see that the memory gets erased because I program it before with a known program below 1000 bytes and after trying to write more than 1000 I read it again (using My430.exe tool)  and I see that everything was erased (the previous code and no new code is written).