Lpc2000

>    From: "Hugh O'Keeffe" <hugh.okeeffe@...>

> I know that Philips are releasing an LPC2000 part later this
> year (Q3 according to Rober's last post) with on-board
> ethernet. Anyone know of an ARM7 based MCU available today
> with on-board ethernet ? Netsilicon is all a quick google
> found for me. 

See Sharp
  www.sharpsma.com
We haven't written the Ethernet drivers for these yet.

See Samsung
The S3C4510B is used by most of the low cost 10/100 4 port 
switches/hubs. Unless they've improved the sample code in the 
last 18 months, beware! The sample Ethernet driver is buggy, so 
try for a Linux driver or contact me directly.

See Atmel AT91RM9200 if you don't mind an ARM9.

Note that integrated Ethernet hardware usually requires *much* 
more code than external chips such as the SMC91C111 or the Asix 
and Realtek chips.

Stephen

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