Anyone aware of such a thing?
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FreeRTOS port for AT91SAM9260
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16 years ago
Hi Ulf,
I've just looked through my archive and cannot see a port. Do the SAM7 and SAM9 share peripherals? If so there should be little effort in converting the existing SAM7 ports to run on the SAM9 - I would guess just the timer and interrupt controller setup. Or is there something more substantial?
I think I may have a SAM9 board. If you are interested in an official port then drop me an email (address on the FreeRTOS.org contacts page).
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Most of the stuff in the SAM9260 is the same as in the SAM7X/SAM7S so it is probably not so hard. Talked to a customer yesterday which is using SAM7S256/FreeRTOS and need more memory so they were looking at the SAM7SE, but I think that the SAM9260 system solution might be lower cost.
I will copy them on this, and then they will have to decide what to do...
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Sciopta (though not free) supports the SAM9 (even with MMU protection of processes).
Anyway, a customer of us switched from SAM7SE to SAM9 w/o problem.
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How about
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Already ported to AT91SAM7S128. Regards, Viron.
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Meaningless with quotes anyway - the OP was asking about ARM9 and FreeRTOS.
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