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Post subject: Searching for an ARM-based PC/104 developpement board
 Posted: Feb 12, 2008 - 03:20 PM
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Hello,
I'm currently doing a school work about the embedded systems with QNX Neutrino 6.3.
I need a developpement board (or evaluation kit or complete system,...) based on an ARM CPU. It needs to be in PC/104 format and to be able to run a QNX system image.
The problem is that I have no idea about where to search for that.
Could you recommand me some websites where I could find such a thing or some developpement boards that could correspond to what I need?
In advance, thanks a lot! |
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Posted: Feb 20, 2008 - 12:32 PM
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Ok, it seems to be harder to find than I tought...
The goal of my work is to do some cross-compilation. So, I need a board that runs on QNX and that is non-x86 based.
I would like it to be small and to have a VGA connection. Forget about PC/104 or ARM CPU.
Could you help me? |
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Posted: Feb 20, 2008 - 04:18 PM
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QNX Master
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| I don't think anyone can figure out what you are talking about. Boards do not run on QNX. QNX runs on boards. VGA is not a connection, it is a monitor interface. If you just want to do cross-compilation, why not just use the Windows development system and cross compile for QNX? That is unless you mean cross-compile to another processor. If for some odd reason your goal is just to demonstrate cross-compiling to another processor, I would suggest looking for a Power PC development board. |
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Posted: Feb 20, 2008 - 05:23 PM
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| A lot of ARM processor manufacturers have development kits that QNX will run on. We have an old Intel pxa270 DVK that runs QNX just fine (Intel has since sold the XSCALE/ARM stuff to Marvell). QNX has released beta BSP packages that support Freescales iMX21/iMX31 development kits. A development kit might be a good way to go since they are usually jam packed with hardware to play with. |
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