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Linux drivers for open cores?
by piotr on Mar 3, 2004 |
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Hello,
We are researching the possibility of implementing peripherals in FPGA, under Linux. Could you tell me which open source cores have Linux drivers already developed (or being developed) for them? I thought that the idea of having free OS drivers for free cores would make sense, but couldn't find any trace of such effort. With regards, Piotr |
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Linux drivers for open cores?
by Unknown on Mar 3, 2004 |
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Check out the OpenRisc project. It is an open source risc processor with a UClinux port, Ecos port and preliminary Linux port. If there are drivers, they will probably be in either the UCLinux port or the Linux port. There are only a few devices with drivers.
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Subject: [oc] Linux drivers for open cores?
Hello,
We are researching the possibility of implementing peripherals in
FPGA, under Linux.
Could you tell me which open source cores have Linux drivers already
developed (or being developed) for them?
I thought that the idea of having free OS drivers for free cores would
make sense, but couldn't find any trace of such effort.
With regards,
Piotr
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Linux drivers for open cores?
by Unknown on Mar 3, 2004 |
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> Hello,
> > We are researching the possibility of implementing peripherals in > FPGA, under Linux. > Could you tell me which open source cores have Linux drivers already > developed (or being developed) for them? > > I thought that the idea of having free OS drivers for free cores would > make sense, but couldn't find any trace of such effort. > > With regards, > Piotr Check out the OpenRisc project. It is an open source risc processor with a UClinux port, Ecos port and preliminary Linux port. If there are drivers, they will probably be in either the UCLinux port or the Linux port. There are only a few devices with drivers. there are at least open ethernet & uart drivers in linux (and uclinux). for some (like memory controler) you need only simple initialization... and yes, the openrisc mailing list is probably more appropriate for this discussion. best regards, p. |
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Linux drivers for open cores?
by Unknown on Mar 11, 2004 |
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Matjaz Breskvar wrote:
Hello,
We are researching the possibility of implementing peripherals in FPGA, under Linux. Could you tell me which open source cores have Linux drivers already developed (or being developed) for them? I thought that the idea of having free OS drivers for free cores would make sense, but couldn't find any trace of such effort. With regards, Piotr Check out the OpenRisc project. It is an open source risc processor with a UClinux port, Ecos port and preliminary Linux port. If there are drivers, they will probably be in either the UCLinux port or the Linux port. There are only a few devices with drivers. there are at least open ethernet & uart drivers in linux (and uclinux). for some (like memory controler) you need only simple initialization... and yes, the openrisc mailing list is probably more appropriate for this discussion. best regards, p. Thanks for help to both of you. Piotr |
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