However, I really do need to generate a break when the kernel performs a
memory access in the adress range 0x00000000 to 0x00800000.
Why do you think that such is possible ? A break on memory access to
address ranges needs some hardware that monitors the bus. Do you think
the USB BDM contains that hardware ? Does it connect with some 50 cables
to the processor bus ?
If it has only access to the BDM interface of the CPU chip, this is not
possible.
-Michael
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