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Date:      Tue, 25 May 2004 13:52:01 +0900
From:      Bernhard Egger <egger@cselab.snu.ac.kr>
To:        freebsd-arm@freebsd.org
Cc:        Morton Lin <mtlin1@ms36.hinet.net>
Subject:   Re: I want to buy an ARM dev. board
Message-ID:  <40B2D0F1.2010601@cslab.snu.ac.kr>
In-Reply-To: <003301c4420c$3391f220$4455608c@11091019701>
References:  <003301c4420c$3391f220$4455608c@11091019701>

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Hi Morton,

most vendors will ship a port of Linux with their ARM-development board.

Here are some links to more development boards I have been working with:

http://www.huins.com/new/product/sub_02.php
http://www.hybus.net/en/
http://www.palmpalm.com/products/sub_2.php?lang=3&big_title=products&sub_num=2

All of those vendors are located in Korea. At least within Korea they
ship on the same day.

Hope that helps,

Bernhard



On 2004-05-25 오후 12:55, Morton Lin wrote:

| (It's time to wake mailinglist.freebsd.arm up !  ;-)
|
| Hi, All :
|
| I found an ARM (ARM940T core) evaluation board : ATB-2510.
| ( http://www.vitals.co.kr/Eng/product/t-board/tb_2510.htm )
| It had many features such as MiniPCI, PCMCIA, USB and so forth.
| I thought it will be a good development environment for FreeBSD/ARM.
|
| So, does anyone can help me to find the channel to contact the reseller
| of vitals system ? My local reseller (Taiwan) told me that they're always
| out of stock. :-(   It seems that vitals doesn't want to sell the hardware
| only, but the solution (included software, "vLinux"). I had no idea about
| that. But I thought if they can promote their reference design board.
| They can rise the amount of S3C2510 core and another material (Flash,
| Ethernet chipsets, etc). I thought its good for them, right ?
|
| Anyway, I knew the direction of FreeBSD/ARM focused on Intel XScale,
| but I still hope someone can help me to solve above issue.
|
| Thank you very much.
|
|
| Best regards,
| Morton Lin.

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