[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I for one would like to use Debian of some kind on the new Linux based >handheld gaming/multimedia console coming out at the end of November. >It Has Dual-core CPUs: ARM920T (host 200 MHz)+ ARM940T (200mhz) (both have >access to dedicated 2D video hardware) >Chipset MMSP2 >NAND Flash ROM 64 MB >RAM 64 MB >Storage SD Card (supports SDIO) >Unpowered USB 2.0 High Speed(but hacks already in pipeline for power) >Power 2 x AA battery 8-16 Hrs use time >The Display is 3.5 in 320x240 TFT LCD >TV out > >
This device looks interesting. However, I could not find any information about the single most important issue in firmware development (JTAG port). Many SOC devices, if indeed this is a system on a chip, do not properly implement a JTAG interface, or it is dysfunctional. Let me know if you find somebody (hardware/firmware) designer that can provided detailed information about the JTAG interface. Another killer point seems to be a lack of 2.6.x kernel options. This may be do the SOC's details being obscure, or did I miss that web page.....? If it has a useful JTAG interface, then I'd be interested in getting one to experiment, and make available on the net. Any other Debian-arm products, with a JTAG interface, that is fully functional and documented would be of keen interest to me. (suggestions) James -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
