port for DragonBall MX-1 ???
Hi there,
is anyone working on a port for Motorolas DragonBall MX-1 a.k.a. MC9328MX1 featuring an ARM920T core?
Thanks,
Steven
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is anyone working on a port for Motorolas DragonBall MX-1 a.k.a. MC9328MX1 featuring an ARM920T core?
At least the ARM920T core is already supported by 4 boards...
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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is anyone working on a port for Motorolas DragonBall MX-1 a.k.a. MC9328MX1 featuring an ARM920T core?
At least the ARM920T core is already supported by 4 boards...
Am I right that haveing an ARM920T core does _not_ imply having an MMU!?
Steven
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At least the ARM920T core is already supported by 4 boards...
Am I right that haveing an ARM920T core does _not_ imply having an MMU!?
I don't know if there are MMU-less ARM920T configurations, but all the systems I've seen so far (SMDK24x0, TRAB) _do_ have a MMU, and run a standard Linux kernel.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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Am I right that haveing an ARM920T core does _not_ imply having an MMU!?
ARM9TDMI <==> the core
ARM94xT <==> the core, plus caches and protection unit ARM92xT <==> the core, plus caches and MMU
Dave
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Quoted 2 lines · Steven Scholz
Am I right that haveing an ARM920T core does _not_ imply having an MMU!?
ARM9TDMI <==> the core
ARM94xT <==> the core, plus caches and protection unit ARM92xT <==> the core, plus caches and MMU
Thanks Dave,
that means if the Date Sheet talks about an "ARm920T core" or a block schematic has an "CPU Complex" containing "ARM9TDMI, I Cache, D Cache, VMMU..." then it's likely that linuxarm will run on it!?
Thanks,
Steven
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