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DISCUSSION Whai Lim 2 participants 2 messages Feb 20, 2000 – Feb 22, 2000 Memory technology devices (MTD)

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Hello:

Mr. David Woodhouse suggested that I inquiry about if anyone in your group is doing DiskOnChip stuff with PowerPC.

We have a new design using the Motorola MPC860 (PowerPC) processor and we also designed in with the DiskOnChip. What we learned so far was that there is not a whole lot of info of how to do it with the PowerPC as far as "initial hardware test", "boot loader" and running "Linux".

Our hardware config is as follow:

1. Motorola MPC860
2. boot flash (512K bytes)
3. static RAM (2M bytes)
4. 1 DIMM socket for PC100 type of SDRAM
5. 1 32 pin socket for DiskOnChip (DOC-Millennium or DOC-2000)

We got good info from David as how to "peek and poke" the DiskOnChip for hardware interface test and he suggested that we check with you folks for some sort of loader for PowerPC. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Whai Lim

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Hello:

Mr. David Woodhouse suggested that I inquiry about if anyone in your group is doing DiskOnChip stuff with PowerPC.

We have a new design using the Motorola MPC860 (PowerPC) processor and we also designed in with the DiskOnChip. What we learned so far was that there is not a whole lot of info of how to do it with the PowerPC as far as "initial hardware test", "boot loader" and running "Linux".

Our hardware config is as follow:

1. Motorola MPC860
2. boot flash (512K bytes)
3. static RAM (2M bytes)
4. 1 DIMM socket for PC100 type of SDRAM
5. 1 32 pin socket for DiskOnChip (DOC-Millennium or DOC-2000)

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We got good info from David as how to "peek and poke" the DiskOnChip for hardware interface test and he suggested that we check with you folks for some sort of loader for PowerPC. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

I can't help you now, but we will going down the same track very shortly (a month or so).
We will be using the 8260 but may prototype something with our 860 boards.

Let the list know if you come up with anything.

Regards,
Brendan Simon.

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