Hi all,
An office reshuffle means I have to clean up my workspace a little. I've put a bunch of my packrat stuff up on ebay using my employer's account:
Items of particular interest are perhaps the StrongARM EVB, the Cirrus ARM EVB, and the Epson SED1354 EVB and sample chips. There are also a few Maverick (7312) ARM SoCs, and other misc items, cable assemblies, PSUs, and so forth.
Have you used the Epson chips with Linux? We're trying to get a lowcost LCD into ours, and in a few months will try and get a framebuffer on those things.
-- Alex Pavloff - remove BLAH to email Software Engineer, ESA Technology
No. The Epson parts are kind of nasty to work with, in that support isn't great (in my experience) and the price/leadtimes are downright lousy. It was simpler and cheaper to select a different microcontroller with on-chip LCD controller capable of meeting our needs.
What core are you using?
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