On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 12:56 AM, Juergen Beisert
<jbe@pengutronix.de> wrote:
OSELAS.BSP-Pengutronix-Mini2440
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Pengutronix offers the 2011.09.1 release of it's Board Support Package for
FriendlyARM's popular Mini2440.
It provides all required components to get this embedded target up and
running, and is dedicated for beginners in the embedded world. And for
experienced users it can act as a quick start for their own development
as well.
This time there are no exciting updates. Just boring maintenance ;-)
Updated Features:
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- PTXdist-2011.09.0
- updates of various packages
- Kernel 3.0, stable release 4
- now the kernel handles display sizes for Qt
Feature List:
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- PTXdist based buildsystem for easy setup and build
- more than one predefined configuration
- one without graphic, for headless usage
- one with full blown Qt support including an example how to use it
- recent GCC Toolchain (GCC 4.5.2, libc 2.13)
- Bootloader: 'barebox' 2011.05.0
Support for the following list of hardware components
- serial console
- network
- SD card
- NAND
- Kernel: Support for the following list of hardware components
- serial console
- network
- sound
- LED
- GPIO
- AD converter
- I2C master and I2C EEPROM
- SPI master
- Watchdog
- Keypad
- USB (host and device)
- various LC displays (N35/A70/VGA shield/T35/X35/W35i/N43)
- framebuffer
- touch
- SD card
- NAND
- Comprehensive documentation how to prepare and build all software components
and to deploy the Mini2440.
Additional info can be found here:
http://www.oselas.org/oselas/bsp/pengutronix/index_en.html
Pengutronix also offers a free support mailing list for the free Board Support
Packages. Refer our website how to subscribe at:
http://www.oselas.org/mailinglists/index_en.html
Note: Beginners in the embedded world should also read our documentation about
the generic x86/ARM Board Support Package from here:
http://www.oselas.org/oselas/bsp/pengutronix/generic_bsp_en.html
This documentation contains basic information about PTXdist and how to use it
in one's daily work.
Comments and contributions are welcome.
Enjoy!
Your Pengutronix Development Team
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