Hi
The good news is that we've finally fixed the problem and now the MC68360 P1
boots as it should. It is able to use the 8-bit output port to help with
debugging. The problem turned out to be the XFC capacitor is tuned to the
main clock input and varies with clock speed.
We were trying to use a slower clock (4 MHz) than recommended for debugging
while the sample schematic uses a 25 MHz clock and an XFC capacitor.
Switching from the 4 MHz clock to the recommended 25 MHz clock and it boots
just fine. The QUICC documentation is pretty good but enormous and complex.
It is going to take a while to work through it all though.
Thanks and have a happy holidays!
Andrew Lynch
PS, if anyone is experienced with MC68360 and would like to help out with
the MC68040 SBC project there are a couple of prototype PCBs left. We could
probably use another set of eyes on this project to help catch some of these
issues. You'll need some prototype debugging experience and a lot of
patience. We aren't going to start on the MC68040 companion mode until we
get the MC68360 QUICC board working completely.
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 7:11 AM
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Subject: Fw: 68360 help
Hi
Received a request for help on a MC68360 prototype board. This is an
intermediate step to the planned MC68040 SBC. If anyone has expertise
with the MC68360 and can help please contact me at LYNCHAJ at
YAHOO.COM
or on the N8VEM mailing list.
Thanks!
Andrew Lynch