a board with SA1110

[Deprun, Jean-Francois]

Hi,

After the lart project, I would like to know if some one has done a board
with SA1110 and where I can found:
1) schematic, gerber,  orcad files....
2) Bios and Linux software
3) tools (compilator, linker, debugger)...
4) Application (do you know if there is a list of Lart/SA1110 applications )
4) vendor board.

Thank you for your help.

When I will have answers I send you back.

Jean-Francois

[Bari Ari]

Look at the ITE8152 by ITE. It works with SA-1110 and PXA. They have a
complete design kit.

http://www.iteusa.com/

Bari

Deprun, Jean-Francois wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After the lart project, I would like to know if some one has done a board
> with SA1110 and where I can found:
> schematic, gerber,  orcad files....
> Bios and Linux software
> tools (compilator, linker, debugger)...
> Application (do you know if there is a list of Lart/SA1110 applications )
> vendor board.
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> When I will have answers I send you back.
> Jean-Francois
>
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[Wookey]

On Fri 25 Oct, Deprun, Jean-Francois wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After the lart project, I would like to know if some one has done a board
> with SA1110

There is Balloon, involving some of the same people. Hardware design by
Steve Wiseman, Linux port by Nick Bane, sponsored by Toby Churchill. Open
hardware design.
> and where I can found:
> schematic, gerber,  orcad files....
> Bios and Linux software

These are on the rather prototype website: http://www.toby-churchill.org/
We're just getting round to putting up some photos and making the info a
bit more accessible.
> tools (compilator, linker, debugger)...
> Application (do you know if there is a list of Lart/SA1110 applications )

You can use anything from debian-arm (9000 packages) or familiar (a few
hundred smaller packages) or compile your own. Emdebian
http://www.emdebian.org/ is a good place to get a toolchain although there
are plenty of others (e.g. the lart site and www.arm.linux.org.uk)
> vendor board.

Aleph One will be making these available as soon as production is up to
speed. Hopefully by christmas.

The team is also in the process of designing a development board for
balloon to sit on to give it loads of IO (Basket). We're hoping that'll be
available in the spring.

Wookey

[Ian Molton]

On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 14:25:19 +0000 (GMT)
Wookey  wrote:

Didnt expect to see you here...

hi :)