Where can I reference design for embedded Linux?

on what hardware was that again?

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If you talk to any Semiconductor vendor, they probably have a reference design for their chips. You can download the AT91RM9200EK Users Manuial from

This contains the schematics.

If you want more info, you can download the Atmel AT91 CD at

This contains the schematics for the AT91RM9200 Development board and a lot of other info.

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I am looking for ARM or MIPS based hardware. Again inexpensive one, I am looking for one Processor, RAM, ROM/Flash, Ethernet/USB and serial port. Thanks in advance.

StrongArm based tiny pootas

There's a whole load of others around as well, but most of them aren't as cheap or available to hobbyists.

Luke.

Some boards:

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Since the OP doesn't say if they are looking for USB Host or USB Device, they should be aware that the gumstix only has USB Device capability.

Simon.

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Actually I am looking for Networking based reference design, for example, one side is USB based and other side is LAN based, some reference design (Switch/Router) interface with Processor. I would like to load freely available Linux OS.

I heard Philips had some reference designs based on ARM chip, I couldn't able to find anything on the Net. Please let me know if anybody have some idea.

Thanks.

You still did not tell the world if you A) Want to connect a USB peripheral like USB Keyboard/Mouse to Ethernet or In this case you need USB host + Ethernet B) Want to connect, lets say a PDA with a USB host, to an Ethernet In this case you need a USB client + Ethernet

The AT91RM9200 chip will handle both, but the USB Client drivers may be lacking. Linux is certainly available.

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