>from what I understand, the StrongARM core is equivalent (not to say is)
>a SA1100. Do this means that I could expect to boot an ARM kernel
>after some tweakings, or should I expect much more work.
It may not be that simple. In most cases, the kernel should run in Big
Endian mode on the IXP1200. Therefore, it may also require you build a big
endian version of the GNU tools so you can build the kernel, drivers and
other apps to run on it. Please contact David Meng ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or
Uday Naik ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) who have already done the port. Search on
"IXP1200" (or "Big Endian") on this forum to find other contacts or call
Intel.
Jason
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