now you can forget the TS-linux stuff on it and install your own linux distro and boot it from a CF. My system has got a 4 GB Sandisk CF (30 MB/s) with Debian Lenny on it.
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Playing with a TS7200.
Technologic Systems TS-7200 is a PC104 form factor SBC board based on Cirrus Logic EP9302. This is an ARM 9 microcontroller based on ARM920T core plus a bunch of less and more useful peripherals. This piece of hardware would be very funny to use and experiment on if you're gonna install a linux distro on it. First of all, as you can see on the previous sites I wrote, the system come with
200MHz ARM9 CPU
PC/104 expansion bus
32MB SDRAM
8MB NOR Flash
1 10/100 Ethernet
2 USB 2.0 (12 Mbit/s max)
1 Compact Flash socket
2 COM ports
20 DIO lines
2 12-bit ADC
Watchdog timer, SPI bus
Matrix Keypad and text LCD support
Redboot bootloader (installed)
TS-linux busybox (installed)
now you can forget the TS-linux stuff on it and install your own linux distro and boot it from a CF. My system has got a 4 GB Sandisk CF (30 MB/s) with Debian Lenny on it.
now you can forget the TS-linux stuff on it and install your own linux distro and boot it from a CF. My system has got a 4 GB Sandisk CF (30 MB/s) with Debian Lenny on it.
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