[ECOS] Netsilicon NS7520

[ECOS] Netsilicon NS7520

[Daniel Schwager]

Hi alle,

i'm looking for a cheep hardware running eCos
on it. We want to use Ethernet (10MBit).

I found a ARM'ed based uC from netsilicon.com
	http://www.netsilicon.com/products/ns7520.html

and a cheap (about US 100.-) board (evalboard about USD 300)
	http://www.unc20.net/html/

The evalboard includes the gnu-tool-chain and an uClinux-port.

Because i can't find the uC NS7520 in the "Supported Hardwarelist"
on sources.redhat.com/ecos, i want to ask the mailing list if sombody
did the eCos port to the NS7520 yet ?


Tschau

Danny

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Re: [ECOS] Netsilicon NS7520

[Tim michals]

Cirrus Logic has a board
http://www.cirrus.com/en/products/pro/detail/P135.html

--- Daniel Schwager <Daniel.Schwager@dtnet.de> wrote:
> Hi alle,
> 
> i'm looking for a cheep hardware running eCos
> on it. We want to use Ethernet (10MBit).
> 
> I found a ARM'ed based uC from netsilicon.com
> 	http://www.netsilicon.com/products/ns7520.html
> 
> and a cheap (about US 100.-) board (evalboard about
> USD 300)
> 	http://www.unc20.net/html/
> 
> The evalboard includes the gnu-tool-chain and an
> uClinux-port.
> 
> Because i can't find the uC NS7520 in the "Supported
> Hardwarelist"
> on sources.redhat.com/ecos, i want to ask the
> mailing list if sombody
> did the eCos port to the NS7520 yet ?
> 
> 
> Tschau
> 
> Danny
> 
> -- 
>
------------------------------------------------------------
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> Stuttgart
> Tel: +49-711-849910-32               Fax:
> +49-711-849910-932
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> schwager@dtnet.de
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Re: [ECOS] Netsilicon NS7520

[Peter Vandenabeele]

On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 07:16:56PM +0100, Daniel Schwager wrote:
> Hi alle,
> 
> i'm looking for a cheep hardware running eCos
> on it. We want to use Ethernet (10MBit).
> 
> I found a ARM'ed based uC from netsilicon.com
> 	http://www.netsilicon.com/products/ns7520.html
> 
> and a cheap (about US 100.-) board (evalboard about USD 300)
> 	http://www.unc20.net/html/
> 
> The evalboard includes the gnu-tool-chain and an uClinux-port.
> 
> Because i can't find the uC NS7520 in the "Supported Hardwarelist"
> on sources.redhat.com/ecos, i want to ask the mailing list if sombody
> did the eCos port to the NS7520 yet ?

We did a partial port to the NetSilicon Net+ARM 50 and this was 
contributed to this list some time ago. When I compare the functionality 
of the NS7502 and the Net+50, I have the impression the NS7520 is
a subset of the Net+50 (lacking ENI Co-processor, less DMA channels,
IEEE 1284 interface, less GPIO).

So it seems that the Net+50 port would be quite useable, but we would
need to add the Ethernet support.

Thanks,

Peter

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> 
> Danny
> 
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