Hi,
Do you have any recommendation about the ARM Demo Board supporting :
- Linux or uCLinux
- Support OS download without JTAG . I mean just using USB/RS232 for firmware/OS upgrade
- Stable and easy to use and debug.
May you advise me.
Thanks,
Ma
Hi,
Do you have any recommendation about the ARM Demo Board supporting :
May you advise me.
Thanks,
Ma
I've tested a Cirrus Logic evaluation board, EDB9307. It works very fine with a linux kernel 2.4.x, ready to use. The firmware may be updated via RS232.
Gabriele.
I can't find the pricing info. Can you let me know how much it cost? Thanks, Derek
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I really don't known. Our distributor in Italy give us the board for 3 months. I've an old quotation of 925US$ (First quarter of 2005).
Bye Gabriele
What about these
For Linux/uClinus development, their $180 Unikit might me what you want. It includes a simple JTAG debugger.
These guys build good kit and are committed to ARM technology. Their founder used to work for ARM > Hi,
: > : > Do you have any recommendation about the ARM Demo Board supporting : : > : > 1. Linux or uCLinux : > 2. Support OS download without JTAG . I mean just using USB/RS232 for : > firmware/OS upgrade : > 3. Stable and easy to use and debug. : >
: I've tested a Cirrus Logic evaluation board, EDB9307. : It works very fine with a linux kernel 2.4.x, ready to use. : The firmware may be updated via RS232.
based on EDB9307 or similar I believe. Is cheap, boots linux, no extras need for dev other than a computer and cross-compile tools. All tools sets provided by supplier for free.
No connection with them other than a satisfied customer.
Jim
Look for something based on the Atmel AT91RM9200. It can run full Linux. I have seen boards based on this device for as little as US$350.
Regards Anton Erasmus
Look at
Regards Anton Erasmus
check out
It's under $300.
Andrew
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