[ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[A Roturier]

hi all,

i am now trying to port ecos to samsung snds100 evaluation board. i know 
there has been a port to arm's evaluator7t which is based
on the same chip ks32c50100 made by samsung as snds100. but since e7t does 
not fully implement all the features ks32c50100 offers,
like ethernet, hdlc.. etc, so i'd like to know if any of you has done the 
porting successfully and is willing to share the precious
experience with this community.

thanks in advance.

regards,
kc
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RE: [ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[Gary Thomas]

On 06-Jul-2001 A Roturier wrote:
> hi all,
> 
> i am now trying to port ecos to samsung snds100 evaluation board. i know 
> there has been a port to arm's evaluator7t which is based
> on the same chip ks32c50100 made by samsung as snds100. but since e7t does 
> not fully implement all the features ks32c50100 offers,
> like ethernet, hdlc.. etc, so i'd like to know if any of you has done the 
> porting successfully and is willing to share the precious
> experience with this community.

A port to similar hardware (might even be exactly what you are after)
is in the process of being contributed and [we hope] integrated into
our main CVS tree.

What's your time scale here?

Re: [ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[Grant Edwards]

On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 10:46:18AM -0000, A Roturier wrote:

> i am now trying to port ecos to samsung snds100 evaluation
> board. i know there has been a port to arm's evaluator7t which
> is based on the same chip ks32c50100 made by samsung as
> snds100. but since e7t does not fully implement all the
> features ks32c50100 offers, like ethernet, hdlc.. etc, so i'd
> like to know if any of you has done the porting successfully
> and is willing to share the precious experience with this
> community.

Yes, I've had eCos 1.3.1 running on an SNDS-100 board.  I'm in
the process of getting a more recent version running, and
should have something ready to go next week.  I've got a
working Ethernet driver, and am using the UARTs for diagnostic
I/O, but don't have a "real" serial driver and have done
nothing with HDLC.

-- 
Grant Edwards
grante@visi.com

Re: [ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[Grant Edwards]

On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 03:11:01AM -0000, A Roturier wrote:

> >Yes, I've had eCos 1.3.1 running on an SNDS-100 board.  I'm in
> >the process of getting a more recent version running, and
> >should have something ready to go next week.  I've got a
> >working Ethernet driver, and am using the UARTs for diagnostic
> >I/O, but don't have a "real" serial driver and have done
> >nothing with HDLC.
> 
> Hello Gary and Grant,
> 
> I'd like to know if there is a rough schedule on when will the
> contributed work (by Grant, I think :p) be available(whether
> integrated into CVS tree or not).
> 
> I feel very sorry if this is bothering you and thank you for
> your kindly help.

The SNDS-100 port is something I'm doing evenings and weekends,
so it probably won't be ready to go until next week sometime.

-- 
Grant Edwards
grante@visi.com

Re: [ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[A Roturier]

>
>Yes, I've had eCos 1.3.1 running on an SNDS-100 board.  I'm in
>the process of getting a more recent version running, and
>should have something ready to go next week.  I've got a
>working Ethernet driver, and am using the UARTs for diagnostic
>I/O, but don't have a "real" serial driver and have done
>nothing with HDLC.
>

Hello Gary and Grant,

I'd like to know if there is a rough schedule on when will the contributed 
work
(by Grant, I think :p) be available(whether integrated into CVS tree or 
not).

I feel very sorry if this is bothering you and thank you for your kindly 
help.

kc
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RE: [ECOS] ecos for samsung snds100

[A Roturier]

>A port to similar hardware (might even be exactly what you are after)
>is in the process of being contributed and [we hope] integrated into
>our main CVS tree.
>
>What's your time scale here?

hi,

i am cheered up to hear this. :p
the project is expected to complete in next few months.
hope i can catch up with your anon cvs release.

thanks a lot!

kc


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