Hi!
I am looking for an embedded Linux system with the following features: Ethernet, CAN, RS232, a few GPIOs and LCD. The design process should be straightforward. I would prefer an open source distribution because of costs and independence.
Can anyone suggest a good combination of processor and distribution?
I had a look at uCLinux, this seems to be the most advanced distribution
- but is there any CAN-hardware supported?
Thanks in advance, Tankred
P.S.: Sorry for my english...
SnapGear Linux! :)
There are a number of normal Linux CAN projects, I haven't seen any of them running on uClinux systems, but I don't think it would be too hard to port. take a look at:
and google.
regards,
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Hello!
Thank you for your quick response...
Yes, I consider using this one. It supports my this-time-favourite-processor (Motorola Coldfire 5282).
At this page Motorola FlexCAN (which is included in the Coldfire 5282) is supported. I think I´ll try this way.
I wonder if this stuff will work...
Tankred.
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