Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone had any experiences they can share about using XIP on
ucLinux? As far as I can see it is supported for the bootloader, the kernel and
also for applications, if the toolchain supports this. My question though is if
anyone has done any studies on how much
Hi,
it is quite some time ago since I tried XIP on uClinux/Coldfire, but
could not get it to run. I do not recall which exact problem I had,
because I was fine without it in the end.
What is it you want to achieve? Is XIP the only possible option?
In my case, I was hoping to reduce startup and
Subject: Re: [uClinux-dev] ucLinux and XIP memory savings
Hi,
it is quite some time ago since I tried XIP on uClinux/Coldfire, but
could not get it to run. I do not recall which exact problem I had,
because I was fine without it in the end.
What is it you want to achieve? Is XIP the
Anna,
It is a national holiday in the US, so I am out of the office until Monday when
I will be able to send you more details.
I tried to use a Lantronix EDS2100 for an RS-232 data-logging application with
remote access. That box has an M68K ColdFire processor, 8MB RAM, 8 MB flash.
I used
Quoth Anna Fischer:
I was wondering if anyone had any experiences they can share about using
XIP on ucLinux? As far as I can see it is supported for the bootloader,
the kernel and also for applications, if the toolchain supports this. My
question though is if anyone has done any studies on how
