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.
Showing posts with label TS7200 arm embedded linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TS7200 arm embedded linux. Show all posts
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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