>> While there is no specific reason that the ARM7TDMI-S in the LPC2000 family would not run uClinux, the issue becomes one of memory space. From my experience, you would need at least 2Meg of RAM / FLASH space to hold the kernel + a small filesystem. If you made the kernel + filesystem utils XIP (eXecute In Place), then 1 or 2 Meg of RAM would be needed to run applications. << Yes, you'd definitely need a family member with external address and data bus. Even if you did have that I rather think it would be dog slow!
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is it possible to port uCLinux in LPC2106
2006-03-12 by Robert Wood