In message <41CC3AD0.6090404@circuitwerkes.com>
          Alex Parkinson <alex@circuitwerkes.com> wrote:

> While I'm not sure about using jtag, we designed a background debug module (BDM) that 
> worked with gdb flawlessly.  We used this to program the internal Flash ROM.  It was 
> always my intentions to write a gdb script to program the external Flash, as well, but I 
> never got around to it.  It's definitely possible, however.

I thought the BDM on the Coldfire only allowed you to do stuff like
single-stepping, RAM sniffing and such. If it's possible to use the BDM to
bootstrap the CPU, then all I really need is a BDM adapter and a simple
bootstrap. Guess I need to read through the 500-page Coldfire datasheet :-/

Later.
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