Hi all,

I am the happy owner of a TI EZ-430 Chronos kind-of-watch-and-dev-kit 
and of course I'd like to do some development on it.

I see that MSPDebug was packaged for Ubuntu Natty, however, I am on 
Maverick and won't switch to Natty until at least its official launch; 
but I don't want to wait, so I'd be happy to give a hand in backporting 
MSPDebug to Maverick, and packaging mspgcc4 for it too. To be honest 
I've never done packaging for Ubuntu but that can't be hard for a 
developer, can it? :)

Also, a bit of an aside but maybe some EZ-430 users hanging around can 
tell: are there tools for re-programming the EZ-430 Chronos USB access 
point? Mine was unfortunately shipped with a 915 MHz / US firmware while 
the order (and box, and watch) was for 868 MHz / EU; the watch can be 
programmed to either frequency with only the EZ-430 kit, the access 
point cannot -- you need a box (CC Debug IIRC) from TI. I worked it 
around by programming the watch for 915 MHz as well, but I want a real fix.

As I don't want to spend much money on returning the whole set to the 
seller or on buying the programming box from TI, and since the 
programming protocol is known, I am therefore thinking of using my 
Olimex ARM-USB-OCD probe (actually a generic bitbang-capable probe) and 
libftdi (in bit-bang mode) to implement the protocol and then reprogram 
the access point (maybe even provide debugging means, but that's for a 
8051-link MPU so that part is out of scope here on mspgcc-users). But 
before I dig into this, I just want to check if no one has already done 
this.

Thanks in advance,

Amicalement,
-- 
Albert.

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