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Following up for future readers of this topic --

It turns that I was experiencing a problem with CCSLoad when programming the PIC18F67J60 using LOAD-n-GO.

I reverted from a recent CCSLoad vers ...

Following up for future readers of this topic --

It turns out the correct length was four (no change). I was experiencing a problem with CCSLoad when programming the PIC18F67J60 using LOAD-n-GO.
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Thanks Ttelmah, most helpful. Makes perfect sense.

This turns out to be pilot error on my part. I had changed the serial number length used by the CCSLoad utility, and that clobbered the very address 0800 that reported the verification failure. Duel ...

Thanks, these are all very helpful replies. Great community.

To answer the questions, I am using CCSLoad with LOAD-n-GO, and the verification step fails with:

Verification Results
Program Memo ...

I am using CCSLoad and LOAD-n-GO to program a PIC18F67J60.

After reprogramming it less than a dozen times, I am getting verification errors.

In general, how many times should I expect to be able ...

Thanks, I think you are right. I changed the length from 4 to 5 and it picked up my input string without truncation. I thought the length 4 was the binary in-memory length, not the input string limi ...

I am using CCSLoad 5.018, with Serial Number enabled, using the "Prompt user for serial number" option, to save a Binary of length 4 bytes to address 0007FC to 0007FF.

When prompted, I en ...