[sdiy] An ARM or a Leg

[Gabriel Lindeborg]

Something like this?
http://www.sparkfun.com/shop/index.php?shop=1&itemid=209

It´s not zero but...

The AVR is totaly different bug.

//Gabbe of Sweden


Batz Goodfortune wrote:

> Y-ellow All.
>         Sorry if I'm getting repetitive here but I've hit a snag and I'm 
> hoping one of you uber programmers may have the answer.
> 
> I need to work with an embedded ARM chip. An ATMEL AT91 family to be 
> exact. Is there a cheap way (IE: zero outlay) of talking to these 
> things. They're all JTAG and as far as I can tell, no two JTAG 
> interfaces are a-like.
> 
> As it turns out, the device programmer I bought a few years back will 
> talk to  an AVR over JTAG, but only the now, obsolete variety. 
> Fortunately there is a way of talking to them using a simple parallel 
> port cable from both BOSH and linux. But search as I might, I can't seem 
> to find anything as simple to work with an ARM chip. So if anyone could 
> point me at a solution I'd be most grateful.
> 
> Also if anyone's worked with the SAM97 DreamSynth chips out of ATMEL, 
> I'd appreciate a few tips on how to get started with those as well.
> 
> Thanks muchley.
> 
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