On Mon, Aug 06, 2007 at 04:47:39PM +0100, Luis Correia wrote: > > The CPU and southbridge are supported. I don't think anybody has > > been working on the mainboard, though. Looking at the chips on > > the board, it looks like it might be similar to the db800 > > mainboard, but there are probably some differences. > > > > If you can get the schematics, then it should be fairly simple to > > get LinuxBIOS working on this board (probably just a few changes > > to the mainboard code). > > Yes, I've got some information about the board, but not the board > itself.
Is it possible to order them? > The PCEngines engineer AFAIK it's a one man show. Pascal subcontracts manufacturing of course, but I think it's just him in the company. > told me that 'someone on the US is already working on LinuxBIOS for > it'. LB is a good fit. PC Engines also offers tinyBIOS, a somewhat commercial/somewhat open source BIOS for embedded systems, much like Soekris offers comBIOS. I spoke with Søren (the founder) at LinuxForum in Copenhagen in March and I did not get the impression that he was particularly interested in selling boards with LB. I guess there's a market for comBIOS. > Answering also to Peter Stuge, yes, LPC flash add-on is possible > and will be the best way to test and develop LinuxBIOS for this > particular board :) Aye. //Peter -- linuxbios mailing list [email protected] http://www.linuxbios.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios
