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A new Yahoo group for Luminary Micro ARM Cortex M3 MCUs has been started. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stellaris_lm I find this to be a very exciting new...
Rick Collins
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I am updating the ARM selection guide at www.gnuarm.com and I wanted to ask again for users to proofread the chart. I found a number of omissions and errors...
Rick Collins
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Sep 24, 2006
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Seems you have done lots of work to assemble this chart ! As I am from Atmel, I only can comment the SAM7 - series. After a quick glance, I found no error. ...
geniesser
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Hello One small clarification needed Did any one of you tried with CAN controller or CRC controller in any ARM based SOC ?? I am facing some issues , want some...
kondapalli suresh
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Hello Rick Collins, Found this website where one can get consolidated info on ARM Chips. http://sevensandnines.com/index.php? ...
baliga_vignesh
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This position is a rare opportunity for an ambitious professional with knowledge of processor implementation. The successful candidate will be exposed to the...
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Hi, I've installed the gnuarm and the eclipse ide on my computer and was trying to use it to develop program for my arm7 chip. I needed to link my program...
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... That message says that your make file does not tell it how to build libc.a. You need to include info on how to find and/or build libc.a. You might try...
Rick Collins
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Nov 23, 2006
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Hello, I am Nhan Do in Canada right now. I am a begginer (FRESH) in ARM technology. I ordered SAMEX-256 + USB- Jtag from Olimex.com and already downloaded Keil...
Nhan Thanh
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Hi, Try the following link: http://www.keil.com/download/list/uvision.htm Hope that help :). Nhan Thanh <nhandosg76@...> wrote: Hello, I am Nhan Do in...
Asssss Ed
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Hello, Thanks so much for your help. I do it right now. Nice working week Nhan Do Asssss Ed <a_d_13579@...> wrote: Hi, Try the following link:...
Nhan Thanh
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Nov 27, 2006
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Hi all, Can any body tell me whether it is possible to use the "Programmable Power management units that are used in Cellular applications" for Microcontroller...
arm_techie arm_user
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Dec 1, 2006
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what is the fastest way to bring up the arm9 simultion model (behavioural). In terms of 1. What states the inputs need to be. 2. Boot start address and what is...
vishwanath
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Dec 11, 2006
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Hello i am using Linux 2.4.27 with AT91rm9200DK Board. i am not able to manage the MTD Driver. i go & check in to cat /proc/mtd. it doesent give any paitition....
samir raval
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Dec 21, 2006
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Hi Semir, Have you enabled a partition type, such as redboot or cmdline? Do you get a message about scanning the flash on start-up? Regards, Simon ... -- ... ...
Simon Glass
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Hi Simon from when we need to enebled partition type. but after hard try i can able to get scanning messagelike. flash1: found 1x16 devices at 0x0 in 16-bit...
samir raval
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Hi, Sounds like you have done it. If you want to use it for storage you could erase and mount it: $ erase /dev/mtd1 $ mkdir /mnt/data $ mount -t yaffs...
Simon Glass
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Dec 27, 2006
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Hello so far i have done the things.but i am not clear so far. i think i am not able to link MTD,JFFS2 utiliti with my kernel. i try to explained in different...
samir raval
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Dec 29, 2006
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Hello friends, I am trying to port uCOS-II on 8 Bit microcontroller (89c52) I have external 64 KB Data memory interfaced to my board and now I want to have...
Mahendra Shinde
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Jan 4, 2007
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Is there a jump instructions which can jump till 2gb address space how do we do this in single instruction...
vishwanath
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Hi, In general: ldr pc, =0x80038273 will do it. It will generate a literal pool entry. In a special case you might be able to do: add pc, pc, #0x80000000 or...
Simon Glass
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Jan 12, 2007
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Hi, It's a very basic question, I have read few times about the concept of literal pool, but couldn't get it , can some one please explain me what exactly it...
Vasant K P
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Hi, It is a set of literal values, each generally a word long (32 bits). Roughly speaking, this: ldr pc, =0x12345678 is equivalent to this: ldr pc, [pc, #0x20]...
Simon Glass
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Thanx simon, was helpfull , very Simon Glass <sglass@...> wrote: Hi, It is a set of literal values, each generally a word long (32 bits). Roughly...
vishwa
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Dear Simon, Thanx for that reply! There's one more question: Is this literal pool managed by the core or the compiler? And is the distance of the literal pool ...
Vasant K P
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Jan 13, 2007
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Hi, The literal pool is created by the compiler or assembler. It is normally more than 32 bytes away - the maximum distance is set by the load instruction...
Simon Glass
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Thanx Simon vasant ... From: arm-user@yahoogroups.com [mailto:arm-user@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Simon Glass Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 12:41 PM To:...
Vasant K P
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Hello Simon thats true i also check in MTD Util Directorey. all command start with flash.like flash_erase. still i am not getting correct result. i thing i...
samir raval
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Jan 16, 2007
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... Subject: ICE - Advice from users! Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 18:41:01 -0000 From: god_bobuk <god_bobuk@...> To: arm-user-owner@yahoogroups.com Hi, Im...
Simon Glass
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Mar 20, 2007
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... Well the good thing is that *most* ARM devices will work with *most* JTAG units since they're mostly just using the standard ARM EmeddedICE via JTAG. ... ...
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