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  Daniel,
That was it. Thank you!!!!!
Once I saw your patch for the big endian, I realized the problem. I have 
seen the breakpoint instruction mentioned on other sites, but did not 
cross my mind to look that it may be in little endian order.
Thanks again,
Chris