Hi, As a user of the Technologic Systems TS-7200 I thought it would be nice to have an egroup dedicated to this family of products. This is not meant to be a...
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the ts7000 group: How are you planning on using your TS-7x00 SBC? o Use as-is with no expansion o Add...
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Sep 28, 2004 8:45 pm
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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the ts7000 group: Would you like an LCD display on your TS-7x00? o Yes - Small text display w/keys o...
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Sep 28, 2004 8:47 pm
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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the ts7000 group: What type of expansion would you like to add to your TS-7x00? o Digtial I/O (TTL) o...
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Sep 28, 2004 8:49 pm
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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the ts7000 group: What type of industrial communications protocols would you like to use: o Modbus...
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Sep 28, 2004 8:55 pm
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Hello, The moderator of the ts7000 group has changed the group's name. This means that both the group's email address and the group home page location have...
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Sep 28, 2004 10:35 pm
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Hi, I'm new to Linux/ARM and was wondering what the simplest way of adding a fast access free running timer. On a previous embedded controller project I has a...
It's me again... ;-) Sorry about (partially) answering my own questions Looking at the EP9301 manual there is a 40-bit free running timer (TC4) which when...
I can attest that it indeed does work. :-) The TS-BOOTROM uses it. To get at it from Linux user-space, you have to mmap a page of /dev/mem @ 0x80810000. ...
I think this is an example of getting access to this counter from Linux user-space. I didn't test compile this, so there may be typoes hidden. //Jesse Off ...
Jesse, ... There's a missing comma: unsigned int *t4lo,*t4hi; Which prevented it from compiling. When I ran the program I got the following message: pc :...
Hi Jesse, My mistake. while debugging I changed Start from char to int... It works fine now from root. Any suggestions as to how to run it from a user. PJE ...
You could do that a couple ways: 1) make your program set-uid root (chmod u+s ) 2) change the permissions on the /dev/mem device file to allow your user write...
Where does this Clock module attach to the ARM board? Does it interfere with any connections anywhere? We can install this here right? Perhaps you should put...
... The RTC clock module is a 1" wide PCB the length of the PC/104 slot and it mounts to the top of the PC/104 stack (with no pass through). I have the...
... through). ... PC/104 ... Thanks for the details. ... Yeah I realize that, I caught the group on the embedded linux newsgroup, however... Jessie Off ( a...
... Yes, supposedly the internal CF card electronics do internal wear leveling. It doesn't depend on the Linux IDE CF driver itself; it is embedded in the...
... think JFFS2 ... directly, ... I was under the impression (from short conversations with someone from SanDisk) that the wear leveling on a flash card...
If I ship the TS-7200 into an embedded application, am I required to supply the development chain on CD to them as well? I have to admit that I have had less...
You don't have to supply anybody anything if you don't modify any GPL source code. If you modify the Linux kernel, you can't refuse access to your code to...
There used be some extended IDE commands you could give to CF cards for explicit handling of wear leveling, but these commands have since been deprecated by...
Ok, so I don't have the clock installed yet, but I would like to set the time. I attempt to use ntpdate to do it. It seems to work but has trouble setting the...
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ts-7000 group. File : /T4ticks.c ...
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Sep 30, 2004 2:05 pm
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Hmm, I remember seeing a bug with Linux & time & ntpdate. IIRC, you first have to set the date manually to sometime close (within a couple years) with date,...
A quick question , I haven't compilied it and I don't know if anyone has looked at the binary image yet, but does the compilier always line up the lo register...
Thats a good point, especially if both reads are part of a single expression. Conceptually, you have to tell the system somehow to put a "read before read...
I see a ttyAM2 in the dev listing, and I am wondering, if it has some purpose? I have an Edgeport USB device plugged in. It appeared to work the first time I...
ttyAM2 is a no-connect. The EP9312 processor has a third serial port but not the EP9301. A little known fact is that Cirrus uses the same silicon for each of...
We're releasing a new TS-BOOTROM that fixes a couple of oustanding issues: * TS-5620 real-time clock 24 hr and BCD mode initialization issues * Workaround for...
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