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Matteo Facchinetti wrote:
> [...]
> - NFC: one of the biggest unsolved mystery
> Is this ip-core used in others microcontrollers? Seems to be used only 
> in mpc5125!!!
I don't think that IP is used in any other FSL SoC. Scott can probably
confirm this for us.

I did some digging on this NFC just to put enough things together
that I can erase and flash firmware using BDI3000 that is read and
executed properly when the boot flag is set.

Do you see any other anomalies with MPC5125 NFC ?

Thanks

Sinan Akman