I am not sure if anyone is going to end up with one of these it has been mostly replaced at this point. If you need to replace an old lpc core or end up with one somehow this is what gets it going.
Here are a few more details:
This is for the LPC expresso 1769 revision D that mouser is selling.
The revision D has the same issue as the revision C being that the pins are shifted. It will go into the board but is not a easy fit.
The revision D has DAP and will not be found by the older recommended versions of the IDE. I used the currently current version 8 of the IDE.
You go through the process of setting up a new project and selecting the 1769 board. There is no option for RTOS project in version 8 just select a C project. You are just getting access to the Flash button so it really does not matter too much here except selecting the right lpc 176x board.
Select your current mios boot loader bin file to load. The tricky bit here to get it all to work is you have to set a target address with the newer version of the IDE. There is more than one place a boot loader can be flashed on the newer revisions of the LPC board. After some time spent RTFMI, I found that the base address of the boot loader is 0x00. There is a line to add this at the bottom of the program flash page. Press ok and away it programs.
After the reset the multi color led will flash red three times and switch to green. At this point you can put the core in your board and power it via the USB on the LPC core module board. I have not flashed my application yet but it comes up properly in mios studio. I have not broken off the programmer yet and everything seems to be working properly with it still attached and the line from the programmer not cut. on the older core this had to be cut or removed for the programs to boot. I will update when I have some more time to get the program loaded and verify functionality as it is.