Flash emulators ...

Mark,

Thanks for the link.  This seems to be spot-on.

I'll follow up with what I find out, for the record if nothing else.

John

On Oct 24, 11:36 pm, Mark McDougall <m...@vl.com.au> wrote:
> JSambrook wrote:
> > But in reality, I haven't found even ROM emulators that support
> > devices as large as the P33.  Do you know of any ROM emulators
> > that support 64MB of RAM and have fast connections to a host
> > (Wintel PC) development systems?<http://www.emutec.com/pjetmain.html>
>
> I'm using one atm, but it's the customer's and not mine, so I'm not even
> sure how large the ROM it's emulating is! But according to the site, you
> can emulate up to 4Gbit devices...
>
> Regards,
>
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> Mark McDougall, Engineer
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Hello Frank,

I did speak with PromICE.  They didn't have a device of the
capacity we needed, but they were checking into some devices
they did previously under some other kind of contract to another
manufacturer.

The person I spoke with indicated he would be following up, but
I haven't heard back from him yet.  I'm not highly optimistic about
PromICE right now ...

Thanks for your help.

John Sambrook

On Oct 25, 5:28 am, "abo" <a...@netzero.com> wrote:
> >Hello,
>
> >I'm looking for a flash emulator that will support the 64MB
> >P33 NOR flash from Intel, part # RC48F4400P0TB00 (leaded) or
> >PC48F4400P0TB00 (lead free).
>
> >By flash emulator, I mean an active device that can take the
> >place of the flash part in circuit, uses RAM to emulate the
> >flash memory, and has an ethernet or USB connection to
> >make reloading the memory significantly faster than
> >reprogramming a real flash device.
>
> >A few hours of searching hasn't turned up any viable leads.
> >At this point, I'm concluding that no such device exists.
>
> >But, I'd love to be proven wrong.
>
> >John SambrookTry to contact PROMICEwww.promice.com
> May be they have something
> 
> Frank