Re: VxWorks.c ??

Dear Mark,

in message <00d601c330f2$489159d0$0320a8c0@onstardevserv> you wrote:

    I can't find any chip that looks like it drives the USB interface.
There are a few buffers, I believe.  I know the USB wasn't used for the
pilot.  Only the two RS232's (one console), RS485 and ethernet were used.
It was in a plastic box that hid the JTAG port and LED's.  I'm not really
concerned about getting the USB working right now.

Then it either is no MPC860 CPU, or there is no USB support. Only the
MPC823 and MPC850 CPUs have a USB controller on-chip.

    Thanks for the BDM4GDB link.  It looks like that's my best option.  I

:-)


Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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