Lpc2000

> AFAIK, You need >2MB program storage so Flash-based MCUs are 
> out, also is necessary a MMU (Memory Management Unit).

No, you don't need an MMU. That's the whole reason for being of uCLinux
! If you have an MMU you port normal Linux AFAIK.
It may be possible to run a cut down uClinux in an embedded flash micro;
it largely depends what features you are willing to live without. TCP/IP
stack necessary for instance ? 
The other problem is uCLinux is largely arranged to run from RAM. It has
RAMDISKs etc. to boot up with. I think you'll find the lack of RAM in
the embedded chips is more a limitation than the lack of flash.

> The Atmel AT91R40008 is a very popular device for running uCLinux.
> 
> There is a project that support uCLinux for ARM-7 based 
> devices without MMU, look here:
> http://opensrc.sec.samsung.com/profile.html
> 
> Now I have other question: 
> Is it possible to port uCLinux on LPC22xx devices with extern 
> Flash/SRAM memory connected ?.
> 
> Regards,
> Boris Estudiez.-
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> On 30/09/2005 at 22:30:01 -0700 ranjith kumar Wrote:
> > Hi All.,
> >  
> > I am Ranjith , working as a Design Engineer in GDA 
> Technologies Ltd., Chennai.
> > Now I am working in Philips LPC2106 ( ARM7TDMI ) 
> microcontroller based project.
> >  
> > I would like know that ' Is it possible to port uCLinux in 
> LPC2106 ? '.
> >  
> >  
> > And also inform me What is minimum Memory requirement to 
> port uCLinux?
> >  
> > Expecting your Reply....
> >  
> >  
> > Thanks & Regards
> > Ranjithkumar M.
>  
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