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    From: texblues at go2.pl<texblues@g...>
    Date: Fri May 23 13:42:55 CEST 2008
    Subject: [oc] Which core to run linux
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    Thanks for replay
    I read about spartan 3A, MMU and Micro Blaze and Im gonna choose this :)
    On this site are 2 boards which support microblaze:
    http://www.lynuxworks.com/board-support/xilinx.php
    Xilinx Spartan-3E 1600E MicroBlaze Development Kit on xilinx site is No Longer
    Available: http://www.xilinx.com/products/devkits/DO-SP3E1600E-DK-UNI-G.htm
    and Xilinx Spartan-3A DSP 1800A - i dont need DSP :]
    Which of those gonna be good for me:
    http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards/s3_sk_promo.htm

    please for help, I'm little lost:]


    > Spartan 3 might be a little limiting to run Linux on,
    >
    > Linux tends to want a MMU, Ok you can code it to run with out an
    > MMU, but
    > not nice,
    > Much easier from a software perspective to have a MMU,
    > If you go for the Xilinx CPU ( Micro Blaze) then you should use a
    > Spartan 3A
    > which can use the micro blaze 7, which has MMU support.
    > I'd presume same argument runs for other soft processors, you
    > should have an
    > MMU to run Linux with little Linux software hassle.
    > ( OK I'm a hard ware guy, just reporting what I've seen with my
    > software
    > teams )
    > BTW: to save confusion, MMU = Memory Management Unit.
    > Andrew Mulcock

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