MIPS SEAD-2 - Revision history

Ralf: moved MIPS SEAD to MIPS SEAD-2: The SEAD page really is about SEAD-2. Not that there's a SEAD-3 the number does matter.

2012-10-12T12:48:12Z

moved MIPS SEAD to MIPS SEAD-2: The SEAD page really is about SEAD-2. Not that there's a SEAD-3 the number does matter.

Ralf at 12:46, 12 October 2012

2012-10-12T12:46:52Z

Ralf: moved MIPS to MIPS SEAD

2012-10-12T12:40:14Z

moved MIPS to MIPS SEAD

Ralf: moved MIPS SEAD-3 to MIPS: Undo damage to SEAD page.

2012-10-12T12:39:09Z

moved MIPS SEAD-3 to MIPS: Undo damage to SEAD page.

Sjhill at 22:04, 9 October 2012

2012-10-09T22:04:23Z

Sjhill at 20:30, 9 October 2012

2012-10-09T20:30:26Z

Sjhill at 20:27, 9 October 2012

2012-10-09T20:27:08Z

Sjhill at 20:20, 6 September 2012

2012-09-06T20:20:38Z

Sjhill at 20:18, 6 September 2012

2012-09-06T20:18:27Z

Sjhill: /* External links */

2012-09-06T19:54:45Z

‎External links

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-[[Image:sead3.jpg|thumb|256px|right|SEAD-3]]
+{{stub}}
-The SEAD-3 is a mini-ATX form factor evaluation platform made by MIPS Technologies. It is meant to support the development of [[SOC]]s so it features logic analyzer connections, a [[JTAG]] port and other features to support this specific purpose. The [[M14Kc|MK14c]], [[M14KEc|MK14KEc]] or [[34K|34K]] SOC designs can be used with the SEAD-3.
+{{removed-feature|Name=SEAD support|Date=July 15, [[2008]] (for 2.6.27)|Commit=1398ddb2ebdb41e8efe6ba42505fd452704c8405}}
+The '''SEAD''' is an evaluation platform made by MIPS.  It is meant to support the development of [[SOC]]s so it features logic analyzer connections, a [[JTAG]] port and other features to support this specific purpose.  Other than that it provides a very barebone environment, two 8250-class [[UART]]s provide the only connectivity to the outside world.
-== Hardware ==
-The SEAD-3 board has the following hardware:
-*(1) microSD slot
-*(2) 8250-class [[UART]]s
-*USB 2.0 EHCI Host Bridge
-*A multitude of GPIO lines
-*Alphanumerica LCD display
-*(2) LEDs
-*Processor daughter card slot
-−
-== Firmware ==
-SEAD-3 uses [[YAMON]] for its firmware. The YAMON image contains Big and Little endian parts and "magic" code to determine the current endian.
 == Linux support ==
-The SEAD-3 is fully supported by Linux&nbsp;2.6 and current Linux&nbsp;3.x kernels. The main [[Git]] tree hosted on linux-mips.org is geared towards bleeding-edge development. There is a separate [http://git.linux-mips.org/?p=linux-mti.git;a=summary tree] that is geared towards absolute stability on SEAD-3 as well as the [[MIPS Malta|Malta]] platform. It is actively maintained by MIPS Technologies, Inc.
+Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 up to 2.6.26.
-−
-==Emulation==
-The SEAD-3 board does not currently have any full-system emulation support.
 ==External links==
-* [http://www.mips.com/products/development-kits/mips-sead-3/ SEAD-3 development board]
+* [http://www.mips.com/content/Products/DevelopmentSystems/content_html/content/Products/SoftwareTools/ProductCatalog/P_SEAD2/productBrief SEAD-2 Development Board ]
 [[category:evaluation board]] [[category:YAMON]]

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 [[Image:sead3.jpg|thumb|256px|right|SEAD-3]]
-The SEAD-3 is an evaluation platform made by MIPS Technologies. It is meant to support the development of [[SOC]]s so it features logic analyzer connections, a [[JTAG]] port and other features to support this specific purpose.  Other than that it provides a very barebone environment, two 8250-class [[UART]]s provide the only connectivity to the outside world.
+The SEAD-3 is a mini-ATX form factor evaluation platform made by MIPS Technologies. It is meant to support the development of [[SOC]]s so it features logic analyzer connections, a [[JTAG]] port and other features to support this specific purpose. The [[M14Kc|MK14c]], [[M14KEc|MK14KEc]] or [[34K|34K]] SOC designs can be used with the SEAD-3.
 == Linux support ==

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 == Linux support ==
-Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 up to 2.6.26. Will be fully supported in the Linux&nbsp;3.8 release.
+The SEAD-3 is fully supported by Linux&nbsp;2.6 and current Linux&nbsp;3.x kernels. The main [[Git]] tree hosted on linux-mips.org is geared towards bleeding-edge development. There is a separate [http://git.linux-mips.org/?p=linux-mti.git;a=summary tree] that is geared towards absolute stability on SEAD-3 as well as the [[MIPS Malta|Malta]] platform. It is actively maintained by MIPS Technologies, Inc.
 ==Emulation==

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 == Linux support ==
 Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 up to 2.6.26. Will be fully supported in the Linux&nbsp;3.8 release.
 ==External links==
 * [http://www.mips.com/products/development-kits/mips-sead-3/ SEAD-3 development board]
 [[category:evaluation board]] [[category:YAMON]]

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 [[Image:sead3.jpg|thumb|256px|right|SEAD-3]]
-{{removed-feature|Name=SEAD support|Date=July 15, [[2008]] (for 2.6.27)|Commit=1398ddb2ebdb41e8efe6ba42505fd452704c8405}}
+The SEAD-3 is an evaluation platform made by MIPS Technologies. It is meant to support the development of [[SOC]]s so it features logic analyzer connections, a [[JTAG]] port and other features to support this specific purpose.  Other than that it provides a very barebone environment, two 8250-class [[UART]]s provide the only connectivity to the outside world.
-The '''SEAD''' is an evaluation platform made by MIPS.  It is meant to support the development of [[SOC]]s so it features logic analyzer connections, a [[JTAG]] port and other features to support this specific purpose.  Other than that it provides a very barebone environment, two 8250-class [[UART]]s provide the only connectivity to the outside world.
 == Linux support ==
-Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 up to 2.6.26.
+Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 up to 2.6.26. Will be fully supported in the Linux&nbsp;3.8 release.
 ==External links==
 * [http://www.mips.com/products/development-kits/mips-sead-3/ SEAD-3 development board]
 [[category:evaluation board]] [[category:YAMON]]