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is there someone interested in this project ?
any skilled guy with Or/Eagle/Altium/CAD ?

or two cooperating fpgas

what about the cartridge interface ?

i'm thinking about using this UMDK kit to interface my home made 68k board, which has an IDP bus with 32bit data address and space

i do not know the MegaDrive cartridge interface: is it 16 bit data size or 32bit ?

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i have two TAPs now: the client TAP, which has a the above text interface and it is able to send and receive uart packet to the target the server TAP, which is very similar to the gdb-stub, but in my case it is a finite state machine pretty coded into the fpga, instead of a chunk of code running int...

let me understand: can i pay someone to assemble the UMDK for me ? sorry guys i do not have the equipment to solder myself

p.s.
how much is it ?
whom do i have to contact ?

me, too

time ago I started my own "swi_dbg" debugger

Jaguar Skunkboard ? never heard before, but it sounds good, does it have any repository of the gdb-stub/68k part ?

have you seen andy gdb-stub/m68k around ?
i have found something (to be fixed) for mips in the linux kernel
but i haven't found nothing for m68k

in case i will write it for scratches

in my case i have seen a dual port chip, in DIP package, it's something like 8Kbyte with 2 posts, of {8bit data bus, address} each, with an without an hw semaphore. (8 bit data, address, r/w) port1 -------ram -------- port2 (8 bit data, address, r/w) it should be useful and easy, and relative cheap....

understood, it's a different working scheme, in my case i will implement a minimal-gdb-stub

hi
great project, i like it

i have not understood: do you have a gdb-stub running in the m68000 ?
if so, can i see the gdb stub for the m68k ?
it may be useful in my tiny 68k home-made board =)