Hello Bill,
Am 2008-03-03 06:10:34, schrieb Bill Gatliff:
> I haven't used the chip myself, but I don't see a whole lot of
> discussion about it in linux-arm-kernel. Could be because the support
Is this list on <kernel.org>?
Maybe then I will subscribe, but for two years unsubscriber
since the traffic on <linux-kernel> was to high...
> is very mature and doesn't need much discussion, but could be because
> the support is slowly bit-rotting. :)
Then I have to ask them...
> The AT91RM9200 support in mainline is very good, as is the SAM9 stuff.
> Also, if you'd like an inexpensive but high-performance chip, the AVR32
> family is pretty nice. It isn't ARM, and the support is still maturing,
> but so far I'm impressed and there's a US$79 evaluation board available.
If you say: "It isn't ARM", what it is then?
I need something like arm or mips (or maybe sh) where I can
run Debian on it without running into bigger trouble...
> Yea, I'm not a big fan of the non-Free stuff anymore, either. I'm
> spoiled. :)
The DS80C411 can be programmed usin SDCC but how,
if it crash all the time?
> If you go with Flash-based nonvolatile solutions, make sure you mount
> your rootfs with noatime to help reduce the number of update cycles.
> Otherwise, you'll notice the performance hit right away and you'll burn
> holes in your flash longer-term.
This problems are very well known...
I was already thinking a a very small VIA CPU, but the
PCBs are much more complicate as the ARM/MIPS ones...
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
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24V Electronic Engineer
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