David,
You wrote to Ralf:
> Thanks for the info. I'm trying to build 64bit sead so that it can
> be a basis for a port to our own chip with a MIPS 5kf core.
Interesting. It's good to know people are looking at the 64-bit
ports.
> Is one of the other supported boards more generic (and thus a better
> start) than Sead?
We use our 'Malta' board for all our in-house Linux work. See:
http://www.mips.com/ProductCatalog/P626341476/productView
(I think that link will work for you... let me know if it's
non-portable)
We maintain a relatively stable 32-bit Linux port for Malta. 64-bit
is still somewhat experimental; but at least you have a board with
ethernet and disk ports, and PCI expansion slots.
I guess you should ask your local MIPS salesperson about Malta.
--
Dominic Sweetman
MIPS Technologies
The Fruit Farm, Ely Road, Chittering, CAMBS CB5 9PH, ENGLAND
phone +44 1223 706205/fax +44 1223 706250/swbrd +44 1223 706200
http://www.mips.com
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