David Hawkins wrote:
I see you guys talking about BDI3000 and I decided to ask a related
question.
Those who happen to own MPC8548CDS or something like this know it comes with
a small box called CodeWarrior USB TAP.
It is supposed to work with their software one has to pay for. I never used
On Wed, 17 Jun 2009, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Dear David Hawkins,
In message 4a382998.4010...@ovro.caltech.edu you wrote:
The USB-TAP has a PowerPC processor in it ... so even if you
had to blow away the original firmware, I'm sure it wouldn't
be too hard to figure out what code would be
Hi Jerry,
That being said, a weekend with a logic analyzer on a
BDI2000 JTAG connection would probably give you all the
info you need to figure out the appropriate JTAG
commands.
The problem is that it is going to be different for every processor
family and it may even change between
I see you guys talking about BDI3000 and I decided to ask a related
question.
Those who happen to own MPC8548CDS or something like this know it comes with
a small box called CodeWarrior USB TAP.
It is supposed to work with their software one has to pay for. I never used
anything but GCC suite
I see you guys talking about BDI3000 and I decided to ask a related
question.
Those who happen to own MPC8548CDS or something like this know it comes with
a small box called CodeWarrior USB TAP.
It is supposed to work with their software one has to pay for. I never used
anything but GCC
Hello,
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 1:24 AM, David Hawkinsd...@ovro.caltech.edu wrote:
I've wired up the COP connection on my board via an FPGA,
so that I could conceivably use the PowerPC JTAG via
PCI. However, its the lack of open documentation on the
JTAG commands that has limited my interest
Hi,
There has been shown interest on the OpenOCD mailing list (last week
or so) to reverse engineer the PowerPC COP JTAG commands, so that
OpenOCD could support PowerPC architectures as well.
If there is a developer on that list in need of
hardware, give him my email, and I can send one
of
Dear k...@koi8.net,
In message pine.lnx.4.64ksi.0906161532580.9...@home-gw.koi8.net you wrote:
Those who happen to own MPC8548CDS or something like this know it comes with
a small box called CodeWarrior USB TAP.
You can try and use the USB tap as a door stop - but even for this
purpose it is
Dear David Hawkins,
In message 4a382998.4010...@ovro.caltech.edu you wrote:
The USB-TAP has a PowerPC processor in it ... so even if you
had to blow away the original firmware, I'm sure it wouldn't
be too hard to figure out what code would be required to
make the device look like a USB
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