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Subject: Re: JTAG debuggers for Motorola 8xx/82xx/85xx
Date: Wed, 9 Jun 2004 17:35:47 -0400
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For 8xx, the open source BDM4GDB (which you can get from www.denx.de) is
great.  I also partially ported the bdm driver to Windows for production
testing work.  Under Windows, I've used CrossView (from Tasking.com) with
Macraigor Wiggler (ocdemon.net) - all priced very reasonably.  However
CrossView does not support linux (but BDM4GDB does, of course)

Mark Chambers

>
> Which JTAG debugger do you suggest for Mot 8xx/82xx/85xx processors?
> If possible without stupid licensing model, where every time Motorola
> changes partnumber for the same chip new license and a couple k$ are
> needed.
>


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