Does anyone know where I can find a Linux 2.6.x BSP for the AT91RM9200- EK Atmel Arm-9 development kit?
BSP for AT91RM9200-EK...
Jan 23, 2008
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I have built images using OpenEmbedded for the 9260EK and a number of other systems. I assume it would also work well with the AT91RM9200. Kernel support is pretty good in the mainline kernel for these processors.
Cliff
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Le Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:38:06 -0800, Cliff Brake a écrit:
What is this openembedded that everyone is talking about? I have been using buildroot infrastructure for our custom board AT91RM9200 (based on ATMEL Dev Kit) and it works fine.
HBV
Their web site is down at the moment (at least I can not access), so take a look at this:
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twgray ha scritto:
Hi Terry, you have various options :-)
- Standard vanilla kernel with AT91 patches ftp://ftp.eu.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6.23.tar.bz2 formatting link
- OpenEmbedded formatting link
- Linux4Sam from Atmel formatting link
- Our KaeilOS embedded linux (last but not least) formatting link
If these would not be enough, google may help you ;-)
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Look like the web site is back up :-)
OpenEmbedded is just another build system for building embedded Linux distributions. Some of the reasons I use it are:
- _lots_ of packages -- 1000's:
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- fairly consistent and symmetrical build system
- support for lots of targets:
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- works on about any Linux workstation as OE builds many of the native tools needed
Depending what you need, OE does a pretty good job. Each tool has its strength, so it really comes down to what need.
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Cliff
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