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April 2004The MCF5282 based uCdimm module has moved into production by Arcturus Network's industrial control devision in Toronto. For those interesting in the uCdimm product can check out www.ArcturusNetworks.com for details. January 2004The BlackFin group at Analog Devices has added their sponsorship of the embedded microcrontroller linux project (uClinux). Check out the link http://blackfin.uclinux.org for more info on the uClinux BlackFin project.October 2003Dr John Williams in the Embedded Systems group at the University of Queensland in Brisban e, Australia, has released his port of uClinux for the Microblaze RISC soft-core targetting large FPGA devices.12 April 2000The release of uClinux version 2.0.38.1pre7 announced today. Download the .diff NOW! 10 January 2000The latest release of uClinux, 2.0.38.1pre5, is announced today. The uClinux CD contains the popular uClinux System Builder Kit. This new version supports a broad spectrum of chip sets. Order the CD! 22 October 1999The uCsimm module Rt-Control Inc. created to run uClinux for embedded systems is now shipping. Find out details here. 11 October 1999The uClinux version 2.0.38.0 CD is back from pressing and is shipping. You can order your CD online at https://www.uclinux.com/orderdesk. 13 September 1999uClinux version 2.0.38.0 is released. A CD is in the works and should be out in October. A lot of work has been done by Jeff, Vlad and other volunteers to pull all the bits together. 31 March 1999uClinux runs on the XCopilot emulator, on real
PalmPilots with a TRG memory board and on a 68332 based custom hardware device
designed and built by the developers. This includes full networking support
and a small web server, telnet daemon and ping are provided. There are also
a number of other interesting things included in the new kit including frame buffer support and example code for the Palm
LCD. The kernel, libraries and compilers are now considered production
quality. You can now build finished embedded systems products with them. |