Gabriele Brugnoni
14-10-2005, 04:49 AM
Ma, Derek wrote:
>
> Do you have any recommendation about the ARM Demo Board supporting :
>
> 1. Linux or uCLinux
> 2. Support OS download without JTAG . I mean just using USB/RS232 for
> firmware/OS upgrade
> 3. Stable and easy to use and debug.
>
I've tested a Cirrus Logic evaluation board, EDB9307.
It works very fine with a linux kernel 2.4.x, ready to use.
The firmware may be updated via RS232.
Gabriele.
Ma, Derek
14-10-2005, 03:23 PM
I can't find the pricing info. Can you let me know how much it cost? Thanks,
Derek
"Gabriele Brugnoni" <news@dveprojects.com> ??? news:dilvim$3rf$1@news.ngi.it
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> Ma, Derek wrote:
>
> >
> > Do you have any recommendation about the ARM Demo Board supporting :
> >
> > 1. Linux or uCLinux
> > 2. Support OS download without JTAG . I mean just using USB/RS232 for
> > firmware/OS upgrade
> > 3. Stable and easy to use and debug.
> >
>
>
> I've tested a Cirrus Logic evaluation board, EDB9307.
> It works very fine with a linux kernel 2.4.x, ready to use.
> The firmware may be updated via RS232.
>
> Gabriele.
>
>
>
Gabriele Brugnoni
14-10-2005, 06:51 PM
Ma, Derek wrote:
> I can't find the pricing info. Can you let me know how much it cost?
> Thanks, Derek
>
I really don't known. Our distributor in Italy give us the board for 3
months. I've an old quotation of 925US$ (First quarter of 2005).
Bye
Gabriele
J Jackson
16-10-2005, 04:28 AM
Gabriele Brugnoni <news@dveprojects.com> wrote:
: Ma, Derek wrote:
: >
: > Do you have any recommendation about the ARM Demo Board supporting :
: >
: > 1. Linux or uCLinux
: > 2. Support OS download without JTAG . I mean just using USB/RS232 for
: > firmware/OS upgrade
: > 3. Stable and easy to use and debug.
: >
: I've tested a Cirrus Logic evaluation board, EDB9307.
: It works very fine with a linux kernel 2.4.x, ready to use.
: The firmware may be updated via RS232.
http://www.embeddedarm.com/epc/prod_SBC.htm
based on EDB9307 or similar I believe.
Is cheap, boots linux, no extras need for dev other than a computer and
cross-compile tools. All tools sets provided by supplier for free.
No connection with them other than a satisfied customer.
Jim
http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/jj/linux/arm-sbc.html