VxWorks.c ??
Wolfgang Denk
wd at denx.de
Fri Jun 13 07:48:34 EST 2003
Dear Mark,
in message <00d601c330f2$489159d0$0320a8c0 at 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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