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I've been using the Philips LPC software to download programs to a Keil MBC2100 board. Apart from the fact that I am (always) told that the "code in hex exceeds flash limits" (is this just me?) this works quite happily. I am now trying to use a Keil ULINK JTAG device to program and debug with the same hardware. There are a couple of Keil examples. These work without difficulty, but they use the new Keil compiler - I want to continue (for now) to use GCC, with the uVision IDE. I'm running Windows XP. When I try to set up the ULINK with GCC, uVision hangs, and I need to reboot the computer to try it again... Anyone got any suggestions - or a working uVision / GCC project, using ULINK, that they are willing to share? Thanks, Michael.

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