This note  is only for people who care about the  source  for my executable  hex file for the at90usbkey demo board, namely Chordite004.hex.  Those who are content to just load the  hex file and go can/should ignore what follows.

Atmel has been rearranging their site and some of the URLs in note 339 have  mutated.  The Atmel sof tware seems to have evolved as well.   As of today

the Flip chip programmer is (still) at

http://atmel.com/dyn/products/tools_card.asp?tool_id=3886

but  Atmel's keyboard and mouse software appear to have moved to

       http://atmel.com/dyn/general/tech_doc.asp?keyword=usb&DocTypeList=Software

The links in note 339 now take you to .pdf manuals for the demos, not code.  Originally I think they had a mouse for the at90usbkey and a keyboard for the  stk526.   Now it appears that's been reversed (that or I've lost some more neurons).   Look near the bottom of the page for what I believe to be most relevant to anyone who wants to follow the  coding path described in note 339.

USB HID Mouse for STK526 Software (revision 2.0.3)

USB HID keyboard for STK525 and AVRUSB Key Software (revision 2.0.2)

--- In chordite@yahoogroups.com, "John McKown" <john_3000@...> wrote:

>... FLIP 3 ... mouse demo ... keyboard demo ...

> So now the project looks as follows.
>
> (1) Combine the 2 demos to make a mouse+keyboard demo that runs on the
> 'key board. This is a USB compound device with 2 interfaces.
> (2) Replace Atmel's keyboard part (which merely prints a canned message
> when you punch the joystick button) with Chordite keyboard code.
> (3) Replace the mouse demo part with the mouse Chordite part
...