Using Ethernet to control/initialize FPGA based embedded system

    Add a 100Mb/s or 1 Gb/s Ethernet MAC to your FPGA to enable control
     or transfer data from a PC.

    Simple & easy. No driver programming.
    Direct control of FPGA state machines, registers & memories.
    No TCP/IP/UDP needed.
    Support multiple audio & video streams.
    Low gate count & low cost,  no royalties.

    www.chipethernet.com 

In article <tDChg.112003$dW3.21628@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com>,
James Ma <james.ma@chipenet.com> wrote:
>    Add a 100Mb/s or 1 Gb/s Ethernet MAC to your FPGA to enable control
>     or transfer data from a PC.
>
>    Simple & easy. No driver programming.
>    Direct control of FPGA state machines, registers & memories.
>    No TCP/IP/UDP needed.
>    Support multiple audio & video streams.
>    Low gate count & low cost,  no royalties.
>
>    www.chipethernet.com 

Thanks, James, but I think we've seen enough unsolicited ads from your
company for one day.  Please consider newsgroup etiquette before posting
more ads for your company's products on all these various newsgroups.

James Ma wrote:
> Add a 100Mb/s or 1 Gb/s Ethernet MAC to your FPGA to enable control
>      or transfer data from a PC.
>
>     Simple & easy. No driver programming.
>     Direct control of FPGA state machines, registers & memories.
>     No TCP/IP/UDP needed.
>     Support multiple audio & video streams.
>     Low gate count & low cost,  no royalties.
>
>     www.chipethernet.com

I'd expect better from a fellow Illini. It's an embarassment to have a
spammer associated with my school.

-Mike