> No, that won't work because the master will get a NACK from the slave after
> sending the address byte, and therefore give up.  The workaround is to put a
> capacitor on the data line to slow it down with respect to the clock.  This
> was discussed a month or two ago.  Check the archives.

Well, I examined things more closely and noticed that the
slave wasn't generating the ACK because its BF bit (SSPSTAT<0>)
comes up set upon getting my address write interrupt.  I
clear that during initialization, and reset it when I read
from the buffer, but by then it's too late, right?  How do
I get the slave to generate the ACK?

Thanks very much for the help!
Ross

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