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From: Bob Cochran <yocto@mindchasers.com>
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Subject: Seeking feedback on great results with OpenOCD and a multi-core Yocto BSP / Dev board...
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Hi,

Looking through the OpenOCD mail lists, I see that a lot of people get 
some basic access with various ARM-based SoCs but seem to have various 
problems with multi-core or stability / reset issues.

I would greatly appreciate finding out about excellent results with 
OpenOCD and any particular modern, multi-core SoC reference board that 
is also a Yocto reference platform.

In other words, I wold like to identify and acquire a multi-core Yocto 
reference platform that I can perform kernel debugging on all cores and 
board bring up ( re-flash ) without blazing my own trail of new OpenOCD 
patches and trial & error.

Thank you,

Bob

P.S. I see there is an enhancement bugzilla entry ( 7281 ) to "Add 
OpenOCD JTAG support" to the Eclipse plugin.  That could be very nice.