RadiSys 82600 Chipset

[Fulvio Meli]

Ron,
is there are any development done for RadiSys 82600 High Data Throughput 
Telecom PCI Bridge Chipset

Thanks,
Fulvio

[Ronald G Minnich]

I don't know anything about that chipset, is there a URL?

What is it used in?

ron

[Bari Ari]

Ronald G Minnich wrote:
> I don't know anything about that chipset, is there a URL?
>
> What is it used in?

A few years ago Intel and other chipset vendors didn't offer any 
chipsets that would be in production for more than a year or two so 
Radisys decided to make a long term available chipset.

http://www.radisys.com/oem_products/embeddedchipsets.cfm

Since then however Intel, SiS and others are now offering chipsets with 
availability of 5 years or more.

Bari

SiS 530 and the Biostar "Sunflower" M5SAF

[Todd E. Johnson]

Kinda curious,

What is the possibility of trying LinuxBios on this hardware?  `lspci
-vvv` is attached in pci.txt.  It is a SiS 530 chipset, and a vendor
link to the unit is:
http://www.biostar-usa.com/products/easynow/easynowpc.htm

Just kinda curious since you can find these for < $75.00 US is most
places, and since I have a few of them.  One of which was previously
installed in my car.

Regards,

Todd E. Johnson
[e-mail]

SiS 530 and the Biostar "Sunflower" M5SAF

[Nathanael Noblet]

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 01:45 PM, Todd E. Johnson wrote:
> Kinda curious,
>
> What is the possibility of trying LinuxBios on this hardware?  `lspci
> -vvv` is attached in pci.txt.  It is a SiS 530 chipset, and a vendor
> link to the unit is:
> http://www.biostar-usa.com/products/easynow/easynowpc.htm
>
> Just kinda curious since you can find these for < $75.00 US is most
> places, and since I have a few of them.  One of which was previously
> installed in my car.

I have a SIS 530 board that I'd like to add support for. I'm not to the 
point where I can though. I do have the complete datasheet for the 530 
chipset so that would probably help in developing it. In reality though 
my main problem is finding documentation that adequately describes how 
one would go through the process of building linuxbios for a machine. 
The source tree seems really convoluted to me at the moment, although I 
haven't spent much time getting deep into it because I'm still getting 
other parts of the system working, and the LinuxBIOS part will be a 
"feature" or nice perk if I get it working that is...

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