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atmega8

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Posted: 12:22pm 20 Feb 2023

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I will order one....

https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/microcontrollers/debug-probe.html

JohnS
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Posted: 12:36pm 20 Feb 2023

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atmega8 said I will order one....

https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/microcontrollers/debug-probe.html

I gather it basically provides SWD.

In case you have any of the many ST boards (NUCLEO or otherwise) I suspect you could use the break-off part.

Or of course any other SWD device.

(And OpenOCD...)

John

scruss
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Posted: 08:02pm 21 Feb 2023

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they're marketing it as

a) cheaper than most ARM debug probes;

b) secondary duty as a relatively inexpensive USB - TTL serial interface. Though I guess they haven't felt threatened by the CH343P, which is both cheap and good.

JohnS
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Posted: 09:27pm 21 Feb 2023

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I haven't looked at current NUCLEO prices but the board + (SWD) debug were cheaper than this RPi tool.

hmm, USB-serial are soooo cheap!!

Still, there's a fair size market (maybe? OpenOCD isn't everyone's idea of fun, well maybe I mean whatever language they're tying to debug).

John

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