What kind of OS are you developing?
Er, not.
The idea was to put peripherals on that were useful for people who
*were* developing an OS, as opposed to the standard offerings which
target embedded use (motor control, appliances, etc). After all,
today's embedded MCUs are more powerful than
On 11/8/10 4:16 PM, DJ Delorie wrote:
The idea was to put peripherals on that were useful for people who
*were* developing an OS, as opposed to the standard offerings which
target embedded use (motor control, appliances, etc). After all,
today's embedded MCUs are more powerful than yesterday's
At the moment, my board is running FreeRTOS when it runs an OS at all.
Oooh. WANT!
Want FreeRTOS? Or one of these boards?
(also see http://www.renesasrulz.com/community/rx-contest - although
that board is 3x bigger and has no sdram, dvi, or ps/2)
I have three more blanks, but they
On 11/8/10 5:05 PM, DJ Delorie wrote:
At the moment, my board is running FreeRTOS when it runs an OS at all.
Oooh. WANT!
Want FreeRTOS? Or one of these boards?
One of those boards. I run lots of FreeRTOS. (ARM7, Philips LPC2xxx)
I have three more blanks, but they run about $135
On Mon, Nov 08, 2010 at 05:05:37PM -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
For my second RX project, I was thinking of a board with an ethernet
switch chip (the RX has MII)
Broadcom makes some really nice, fully integrated switch chips which
would be perfect for this application. You can (optionally) hang
Want FreeRTOS? Or one of these boards?
One of those boards. I run lots of FreeRTOS. (ARM7, Philips
LPC2xxx)
I'll keep that in mind.
Other minor peripherals: Consumer IR (tv remote) receiver,
Eh...lots of stuff has IR but nothing ever seems to use it. ;)
I had a few pins
Broadcom makes some really nice, fully integrated switch chips
Micrel has a full line of similar chips - five ports, one MII and the
rest PHY, plus SPI. Digikey stocks them.
Unfortunately I doubt a one-man shop can get the time of day from BCM
and they keep their docs locked up like a
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