Download the firmware via chipload.exe, but report error code R6002

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We have tried to download the firmware via chipload.exe (follow this post http://community.broadcom.com/community/wiced-smart/wiced-smart-forums/blog/2014/04/23/factory-progr... ),  but report error code R6002, refer to the screenshot for detail. From the description (-floating point support not loaded), it seems some library missing. But even we re-install the OS, but still can not resolve this issue. Any idea? please advice, thanks. 

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MichaelF_56
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We've never seen this error internally.

After checking around online, it appears to be Windows related and linked to a run-time error.

Try searching on "r6002 floating point support not loaded"

Apparently, this is related to a problem with your Visual C++ installation, and possible corruption of registry?

Here's a few threads that discuss the issue:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error R6002 floating point not loaded - Drivers - Windows XP

[Solved] Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library - R6002 - floating point support not loaded | Windows-...

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-windows_programs/i-get-an-error-r6002-fl...

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Anonymous
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Thanks for your reply, you are correct. It is related to C++ library, we also try to remove the C++ and re-install the VS package and still can not fix this issue.

Thanks again, I will try other way.

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We had two groups internally test this and neither were able to reproduce.

Essentially, when they tried downloading to the TAG board using the steps described in the Blog on a Windows 10 computer, it worked fine. No run time errors.

They used the version of the ChipLoad.exe and cgs.exe files that are attached to the blog post.here: Programming the TAG2/TAG3 Board using command line tools

Your issue still seems to be related to a corrupted Windows Visual C++ install (i.e. bad registry or corrupt DLLs).

I'm not sure why the guidance in the previous posts did not work, but I would continue to try various solutions to see if they work as we are not sure what guidance we can provide at this point.

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