HaQue wrote:
maximus wrote:
I am also curious about getting a USB device that can do JTAG.
Don't skimp on this too much, I recommend starting backward in your research to find a USB JTAG tool..
1. work out what JTAG software you want to use
2. research relevant hardware options and make sure the device you choose is well supported - not partially supported or has limitations.
I need to be able to access it using C in Linux. That is why I spent $45 on a USB relay controller, instead of $10 on one that I couldn't be sure I could write controlling software for. There must be documentation and ability to access the device with raw commands, or I don't want it.
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