Do you have the NetBSD stuff for the 7260 on the FTP site someplace?

I tried using the 7200 stuff on the 7260 and it obviously didn't work, 
apparently because the kernel lives in a different spot in flash.  So, I 
tried rebuilding a kernel from the source, replacing 0x60660000 with 
0x61d44000 (or whatever the address of the kernel in flash is for the 
7260) and that didn't work either.

So, if you've done this already, we'd love to try it out on our 7260s.

-Tom


Jesse Off wrote:
> The board my company manufacturers is the TS-7260 and meets all of your
> requirements.
>
> If you want to order one the boots NetBSD by default, just say so when you
> order.  We have SD cards containing a port I did for it.  (Source code to
> UART and SD slot are not currently in the NetBSD CVS yet though)
>
> http://www.embeddedarm.com/epc/ts7260-spec-h.htm
>
> //Jesse Off
>
>
>
>   
>> I am looking for a low power ARM based board that can run NetBSD out of
>> the box. Ideally It would be a 2 part solution like this...
>>
>> 1. Board has the CPU, RAM and SD slot. The CPU boots the kernel off of
>> the SD card.
>>
>> 2. Interface board with the connectors and widgets.
>>
>> The idea is to get a general purpose low power platform for development,
>> and then when I need to integrate that into a product, I design a custom
>> board and plug in #1. I'd like to keep the cost of #1 to under $200 (in
>> 100pc quantities) if possible.
>>
>>
>> Also, if a chip has an ARM9 core, how much work is it to port NetBSD to
>> it? If I end up designing my own boards, I am looking at some new
>> processors that are just coming out.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>>
>>     
>
>
>