[sf-lug] Can anyone recommend a SBC board?

[jim stockford]

    Nuts and Volts magazine has a column "The Design
Cycle" that deals with uCs, and this month's hit features
the Phillips LPC2106 implementation of ARM7DTMI-S.
    The author is Peter Best ( peterbest at cfl.rr.com ), who
claims to make circuit boards (or at least PCB artwork)
available on www.edtp.com (not there yet, I checked).
    You might ask him, and you might check the various
proliferation sources, which often have SBC products
and nearly always have application notes (whose
authors are typically somewhat expert in using the
various tools).
    best luck.




On Apr 11, 2006, at 5:39 PM, Thomas DiZoglio wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I need a ARM7 or ARM9 (No XScale) embedded SBC board with 2"-4" LCD 
> that
> can run:
>
> - Linux (kernel >= 2.4.3, Microwindows,Nano-X or other GUI support)
> - WinCE 4.2/5.0
> - Embedded OS's (i.e. uC/OS-II, ThreadX)
> - Source code examples, libraries and tools (GCC proffered) for running
> embedded application only and no OS.
>
> I have been looking around on http://www.linuxdevices.com. I'm 
> currently
> using a (http://www.littlechips.com/) Korean companies SBC called
> LN2410SBC_P with 3.5" LCD but support is really bad and there are a lot
> of driver issues with the display and serial ports. I'm working on a 
> GPS
> solution to give OEM's a reference design platform on how to use our
> system. Thanks.
> ---------------------------------
> t0md
>
>
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