I've been fantastically happy with my BR355, but it's still the SiRF StarIII chipset - no problem for me there. As long as you're using a *BSD or a Linux, GPSd should work fine in your OS of choice, and speaks SiRF binary just fine. Even has a SHM output driver for NTP, if you plan on using it as a time source. I've never heavily tested it's accuracy for timing, but location has been great: the first GPS system I've tested that I could get a solid in a commercial aircraft without sticking the puck out in the window.
I've got to wonder, though - how much of a driver would it take (if any) to recognize a device presenting 3 UARTs over the PCI bus? It says they are "16C950" UARTs, which seem to be supported by the Linux & BSD in-kernel drivers. Not being a driver developer, I'm wondering if those wouldn't just be automagically picked up and presented as serial devices... Can anyone more familiar with UART handling come to bear on the subject? RB _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
