USB MSD Host Bootloader for K22FN1M0

[ARQuattr]

I used AN4368 a while ago to customize the USB MSD Host bootloader for the MCF52259 MCU, and it works OK.  Now we are upgrading to the Kinetis MCU and I'm wondering if I should try to adapt the same bootloader code to that MCU (K22FN1M0), or try to use the new KBOOT.  Neither of these support have this MCU directly, so I assume I would have some work either way porting from K60 or K64 to the K22, but I'm not sure what would be easiest/best/recommended.  The KBOOT documentation doesn't seem to go into much detail on customizing (neither did AN4368 but I already figured it out somewhat), and the projects are for IAR where I prefer using CW.  I was inclined to go with AN4368, but I saw the KBOOT released recently and being suggested by a few people on the forum.

I'm wondering if anyone has any experience creating or customizing a USB MSD Host (not USB device) bootloader for the K20-series, by either of these or any other method?

Thanks,

Angelo

[kevinpenn]

Mark,

This all sounds great.  I didn't receive any links, however.  Could you resend them?

Thanks,

Kevin

[mjbcswitzerland]

Kevin

I resent to your email address - check your spam input in case you haven't received it yet.

Regards

Mark

[kevinpenn]

Mark,

I'm not quite sure what the issue may be, but I did not receive it, even in spam.  Are there files attached or just URLs for files?  If the files are attached it could possibly be being rejected before it gets to me.  Could you direct message me using Freescale accounts?  Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks,

Kevin

[mjbcswitzerland]

Kevin

There is only a URL link in the mail (no attachments).

I have send the same mail to Roland so that he can pass it on to you.

In order for me to send it via the Freescale account I think that you need to follow me - when I try it tells me that I am not allowed to send to you since you are not following (?)

Hope you get it soon.

Regards

Mark

[ARQuattr]

Great, thank you Mark for clarifying. I look forward to seeing your USB host update.