How to build RTOS kernal for ARM processor

Nov 29, 2007 2 Replies

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saro 18 years ago

Hi all, I am begineer to this ARM technology.I am working in ARM92 processor.I select FreeRTOS for my ARM processor.But this is not directl support my ARM processor.It is support ARM966 processor.These both are i same ARM9E family.I want to build source codes of the ARM966 for m processor.But i dont know how to build it from ARM966.If anyone havin idea regarding about this plz suggest me or any procedure to build th kernal for our requirement.I am waiting for your result........

thanks in advance, saro

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Not Really Me 18 years ago

If you switch to Micrium's uCOS-II RTOS you can find a port for the the ARM9 on their web site.

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There is a cost for commercial use but not for hobby or educational use.

Scott

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FreeRTOS.org 18 years ago

This is the third question in as many days. Is this all for the same project?

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I know your core is ARM926 - but which MCU are you using? Is it one from Atmel, NXP, ST, etc. or your own design?

Regards, Richard. + http://www.FreeRTOS.org 14 official architecture ports, 1000 downloads per week. + http://www.SafeRTOS.com Certified by TÜV as meeting the requirements for safety related systems.

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