RM7900 - Revision history

Alec v: cisco removed

2006-08-07T15:22:31Z

cisco removed

Alec v at 15:21, 7 August 2006

2006-08-07T15:21:30Z

Alec v: Ocelot 3 link

2006-08-07T15:19:56Z

Ocelot 3 link

Ralf: Mark article as stub, polish markup.

2006-05-16T11:54:02Z

Mark article as stub, polish markup.

Ralf at 14:47, 6 November 2004

2004-11-06T14:47:49Z

Mlachwani: PMC-Sierra Rm7900 family

2004-11-05T00:17:51Z

PMC-Sierra Rm7900 family

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The Rm7900 offers clock speeds upto '''833 MHz'''. This processor is used on the Ocelot-3 board. It has '''16 KB''' Primary data cache, '''16 KB''' Primary Instruction Cache and '''256 KB''' Secondary cache. This is single core. This processor is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6

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-The '''RM7900''' offers clock speeds upto 833MHz. This processor is used on the [[Ocelot 3]] board and [[Cisco|Cisco 7200]] router. It has 16kB D-cache, 16kB I-cache and 256kB S-cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of [[RM7000]]-based designs.
+The '''RM7900''' offers clock speeds upto 833MHz. This processor is used on the [[Ocelot 3]] board. It has 16kB D-cache, 16kB I-cache and 256kB S-cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of [[RM7000]]-based designs.
 == Linux Support ==
 The RM7900 is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6

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-The '''RM7900''' offers clock speeds upto 833MHz. This processor is used on the [[Ocelot 3]] board. It has 16kB D-cache, 16kB I-cache and 256kB S-cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of [[RM7000]]-based designs.
+The '''RM7900''' offers clock speeds upto 833MHz. This processor is used on the [[Ocelot 3]] board and [[Cisco|Cisco 7200]] router. It has 16kB D-cache, 16kB I-cache and 256kB S-cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of [[RM7000]]-based designs.
 == Linux Support ==
 The RM7900 is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6

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-The '''RM7900''' offers clock speeds upto 833MHz. This processor is used on the Ocelot&nbsp;3 board. It has 16kB D-cache, 16kB I-cache and 256kB S-cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of [[RM7000]]-based designs.
+The '''RM7900''' offers clock speeds upto 833MHz. This processor is used on the [[Ocelot 3]] board. It has 16kB D-cache, 16kB I-cache and 256kB S-cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of [[RM7000]]-based designs.
 == Linux Support ==
 The RM7900 is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6

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-The Rm7900 offers clock speeds upto '''833 MHz'''. This processor is used on the Ocelot-3 board. It has '''16 KB''' Primary data cache, '''16 KB''' Primary Instruction Cache and '''256 KB''' Secondary cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package.  It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of RM7000-based designs.
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 == Linux Support ==
 The RM7900 is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6

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−	The Rm7900 offers clock speeds upto '''833 MHz'''. This processor is used on the Ocelot-3 board. It has '''16 KB''' Primary data cache, '''16 KB''' Primary Instruction Cache and '''256 KB''' Secondary cache. ~~This is~~ single core. ~~This processor~~ is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6	+	The Rm7900 offers clock speeds upto '''833 MHz'''. This processor is used on the Ocelot-3 board. It has '''16 KB''' Primary data cache, '''16 KB''' Primary Instruction Cache and '''256 KB''' Secondary cache. It packages a single E9000 core into an [[RM7000]] pin compatible package. It's primary target market is to provide a simple upgrade path of RM7000-based designs.
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		+	== Linux Support ==
		+	The RM7900 is supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6