Looking for ARM9E u-boot/linux platform - recommendations?
Greetings:
I am working on an embedded linux ARM9E based project and i'm looking for a good eval board to get my feet wet... any suggestions?
My primary concerns are (in order of importance):
1) MMU/cache/SDRAM support/stability (most important)
2) availability (preferably US mfg'r)
3) linux/u-boot stability
4) cost
5) performance (least important)
PS:
Hi Wolfgang! Moving to another project name will not get rid of me so easily, muahahaha ;)
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I am working on an embedded linux ARM9E based project and i'm looking for a good eval board to get my feet wet... any suggestions?
The only ARM9TDMI systems directly supported by U-Boot are SMDK2400 / SMDK2410 (Samsung Developmnt kits using s3c2400 / s3c2410 processors) and TRAB (a proprietary board pretty similar to the SMDK2400 as far as U-Boot is concerned).
We have the SMDK2400 and TRAB in our compile farm.
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1) MMU/cache/SDRAM support/stability (most important)
Check.
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2) availability (preferably US mfg'r)
Don't know.
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3) linux/u-boot stability
Check.
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4) cost
Don't know.
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5) performance (least important)
Not bad.
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Hi Wolfgang! Moving to another project name will not get rid of me so easily, muahahaha ;)
You are most welcome.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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