Thanks to everyone that have responded.  I've figured it out.

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> Yes, I have.  I've looked at the I2C Communication Examples many, many
> times.  Do I format the TX buffer for each byte of data or can I format
> it to take several bytes of data?

Do yourself a favour and write a bit banging driver. It is much easier than
using the I2C unit. Unless you have fully understood the programming model
of the CPM, your driver will be up much faster.

- Rene

Yes, I have.  I've looked at the I2C Communication Examples many, many
times.  Do I format the TX buffer for each byte of data or can I format
it to take several bytes of data?

>Since I'm new to the
>embedded world, I was wondering, if I want to send a READ ROM command
>to the 1 wire EEPROM, how must I go about doing that via software?  How
>must I format the Tx buffer of the I2C to send that out to the 1-wire
>EEPROM via the single-channel 1-wire master?

Have you read the DS2482 datasheet?

Hi,

I'm writing an I2C driver for the MPC8260 that needs to read/write to a
1-wire EEPROM via a single channel 1-wire master.  Since I'm new to the
embedded world, I was wondering, if I want to send a READ ROM command
to the 1 wire EEPROM, how must I go about doing that via software?  How
must I format the Tx buffer of the I2C to send that out to the 1-wire
EEPROM via the single-channel 1-wire master?
Thanks for your help in advance.

Dead Fish