Hi, Great work!
Only a small question, if you don't mind: After patching QEMU with your patch, is it possible to run Windows Mobile (2003,2005)? I heard from quite few people (outside of QEMU mailing list) that would love to test their WinCE based apps on such an emulator without the need for MS Visual Studio stuff.. Thanks, Hetz On 2/7/07, andrzej zaborowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, for anybody interested I uploaded a patch containing support for Intel's PXA270 processor emulation for qemu. The patch is against current CVS (or 0.9.0) and you can find it at http://www.zabor.org/balrog/qemu-pxa270-and-more.patch (450 kB). PXA is a series of embedded processors used in PDAs, mobile phones and other devices. PXA is an ARM based system-on-chip. 27x is the newest out of the ones produced by Intel. PXA 25x and 260 devices can be emulated using the same code. Main additions are: - On-chip peripherals: DMA, interrupt controller, GPIOs, sysem timers, memory manager, clocks manager, power manager, LCD controller, PCMCIA cards controller, MMC/SD host controller, I2C device, USB host (OHCI), I2S controller, SSP controller, UARTs, an RTC. - NAND memory emulation - should work for all chips supported by Linux given the ID of the chip to emulate (small or large page). - PCMCIA bus with hotplugging (added "info pcmcia" command for listing sockets and inserted cards). - an IBM/hitachi microdrive, reuses existing IDE code adding the CF-ATA command set. - ADS7846 touchscreen controller from Texas Instruments (used in maaany PDAs). - Wolfson WM8750 audio codec chip (I2C slave). - Maxim MAX1111 ADC chip. - Maxim MAX7310 gpio expander chip (I2C slave). - SD card emulator (unchanged from the omap support patch) - iwMMXt coprocessor support (untested). - some bugfixes. I'm posting this as is because I won't have time to make a final clean-up and I was asked for it by some persons who want to emulate pxa270 based devices. I also want to avoid duplicating code. One case of duplication is the I2C bus, there was a different I2C bus recently merged in qemu. Our implementation is slightly more detailed (as need by some I2C hosts) and does some buffering, but is 8-bit only. (hw/i2c.h should probably be made into a template that implements 8 and 16 bit i2c included two time from vl.h). Regards, Andrew _______________________________________________ Qemu-devel mailing list Qemu-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/qemu-devel
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