I want to build an arm board to run linux. I'm not really interested i buying a board and messing around with it. I would go for a schemati though. Any pointers on how I could get started? I have heard mixed advic from people. Some say the atmel arm microcontrollers are pretty easy t hook up to other components, some say it's not that simple. I just want t know how I can get started.
build an arm board to run linux
Jul 11, 2008
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"manche" schreef in bericht news:RIadnYzUUL_kIOrVnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com...
At Olimex
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they sell ARM dev boards and you can also find schematics there. Would be a nice place to start.
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I am doing the same ! process is a little complicated
if u r in USA etc u can get the boards done for the "linux stamp" with AT91Rm9200
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PCB POOL site can make the boards for u !
learn SMd soldering in youtube/curious inventor site. there is huge wiki for software loading etc this do a google !
Else if u want to do no big stuff take the LPC 2138 search for schematics for these
Download eagle pcb make the boards and gerber files.
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