> For a follow-on project to this one which will also be using this
> platform, we'll need TCP/IP networking. The network driver will be
> written by us (or maybe adapted from Linux). Looks like we should be
> using the FreeBSD stack, based on a little digging in this mailing list.
Be careful with Linux kernel code. It is GPL, where as eCos is a
modified GPL. If you use pure GPL code, your whole system becomes GPL
and then you need to do things like make all your source code
available to your customer.
Another thing to watch out for is that the sourceware ARM toolchain is
broken when used with jffs2. You need to use a newer version. If you
try to use the broken one you will get a #error when compiling.
Andrew
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