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Buddy Lott worte: > The problem being, that I am trying to catch the watch dog, record the > program counter, and then reset the card. Well ... Try to do the following: Have the board beeing reset by a logical OR of /HRESET and /SRESET. Have the powert-on reset of the processor come from /HRESET. The board will be reset by the RESET command of the processor (as this will activate /SRESET) I'm not sure if catching the reset-exception works the way you want it to. You could use the SWT (internal software watchdog) of the MC68360 and let it generate a level 7 (NMI) interrupt. After saving the state and the PC (for later examination) you could issue a reset command (to reset the board) and than branch to the address stored at physical address 4 (the address of your start-up code) ... * IRQ code reset movea.l $4,a0 * movea.l $4,a7 to get the start-up stackpointer - if needed jmp (a0) Hope that this could help you Uwe ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sources.redhat.com
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