I am interested in using ucLinux with either a Motorola MCF5282 or an Atmel AT91M9200, to port a PC-based prototype into a network applicance form factor. Where could I start to quickly (and economically) get an evaluation system running? Thanks.
uCLinux for Coldfire or ARM
Sep 13, 2003
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? I'm not sure exactly what you were asking. For help on where to get eval hardware or building an image for your hardware?
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Hello,
Or the excellent distribution available at
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which not only contains a kernel and all the user space goodies you might want, but a simple configuration system to help you get it all built. Rgds, John...
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Thanks. I want to get an evaluation/development system running as quickly as possible, then modify it into an as near-as-possible functional prototype.
This is a simple application, but I really need a network stack and a filesystem (for both CDROM drive and FLASH storage), which makes uCLinux attractive, but I've also thought through RTEMS and uC/OS-II, adding cut-down ISO 9660 and ATAPI code. For the prototype I dont have to have a CDROM drive, but it would be nice. From info from here and comp.arch.embedded, I've looked at the Cogent CB337, the Atmel AT91RM9200-DK, and the Netburner NNDK-MOD5282-KIT. Any additional wisdom would be greatly appreciated!
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