Anyody knows where I can buy an LPC3180 development board? I also need embedded linux for it with USB host and HID support, also I need the GNU C++ compiler for it that supports the co-processor built into the LPC3180. I been looking for weeks cant find none of those. I keep reading everywhere on the net that it suports linux, but cant find even one embedded linux distribution for it. Any companies I call like PHYTEC says they are not ready with it. Thanks

LPC3180
Started by ●September 9, 2006
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
smaddy wrote:> Anyody knows where I can buy an LPC3180 development board?we are all waiting, but it's not released, I hear through the grapevine they are having problems with the chip, but that is just speculation.... (although I am an expert in fixed poing math I am tired of living in the 70's, would be nice to have small low power floating point chip indeed!)
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
In article <1157862144.383029.175150@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>, bungalow_steve@yahoo.com says...> > smaddy wrote: > > Anyody knows where I can buy an LPC3180 development board? > > we are all waiting, but it's not released, I hear through the grapevine > they are having problems with the chip, but that is just > speculation.... > > (although I am an expert in fixed poing math I am tired of living in > the 70's, would be nice to have small low power floating point chip > indeed!)We got ours from Nohau. --Gene
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
Gene S. Berkowitz wrote:> We got ours from Nohau. >that's great, how does the power consumption look? Can you run it at .9Volts?
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
In article <1157864345.095294.26700@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>, bungalow_steve@yahoo.com says...> > Gene S. Berkowitz wrote: > > We got ours from Nohau. > > > that's great, how does the power consumption look? Can you run it at > .9Volts? >Couldn't tell you, it's another team's project. The Nohau board is fairly loaded, however. --Gene
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
> > Gene S. Berkowitz wrote: > > > We got ours from Nohau.Sorry to ask so many questions (I got at least a half million) but.... Does your Nohau board have embedded linux? How much did yout Nohau board cost? Is there a part number I should ask for? Did it come with the board or you got it seperately. If you got it seperately, where did you get it? Does it support USB host and the math co-processor built into the chip? What about GNU tools whata compiler are you using? Is there any prooblems with the chip itself? Thanks
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
In article <1157899825.429083.270980@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, nsmith@islandlogix.com says...> > > Gene S. Berkowitz wrote: > > > > We got ours from Nohau. > > Sorry to ask so many questions (I got at least a half million) but.... > > Does your Nohau board have embedded linux? > > How much did yout Nohau board cost? > > Is there a part number I should ask for? > > Did it come with the board or you got it seperately. > > If you got it seperately, where did you get it? > > Does it support USB host and the math co-processor built into the chip? > > What about GNU tools whata compiler are you using? > > Is there any prooblems with the chip itself? > > ThanksMost of your questions can be answered here: http://www.nohau.com/emularm/lpc3000.html --Gene
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
> > Sorry to ask so many questions (I got at least a half million) but.... > > > > Does your Nohau board have embedded linux? > > > > How much did yout Nohau board cost? > > > > Is there a part number I should ask for? > > ... [snip]> Most of your questions can be answered here: > > http://www.nohau.com/emularm/lpc3000.html >Thanks for the link, I checked them but they mention nothing about linux for LPC3180, somebody is keeping it a secret!
Reply by ●September 10, 20062006-09-10
steve wrote:> smaddy wrote: > > Anyody knows where I can buy an LPC3180 development board? > > we are all waiting, but it's not released, I hear through the grapevine > they are having problems with the chip, but that is just > speculation....You could be right, they announced the chip and linux way back in Jan or Feb 2006, now it's already September and still nothing from anybody. How long can it take to port linux to a chip? Maybe you right and the chip's busted somehow. Which grapevine did you hear if off?
