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I'd go for uCLinux . It's been ported for ARM, it has strong user base and a decent portfolio of evaluation boars exists. There are couple of other Linux/ARM projects around and you'll see.
I'd here the port for uCLinux for '51s but google did not show???????
plz where is it????????
Do you really think that a C51 is a good choice for running Unix on?
Please state your experience with embedded systems, exactly what you are trying to do and what your expectations are.
You are currently running at full speed towards the highest cliff edge you can find...
Hmmmmm, lets think together {and scratch our heads in the process, yes? :-) } - why is that? No Per: this guy is not jumping from a cliff. His diving into a volcano...
<quote>Please state your experience with embedded systems</quote>
i got high mark In my project and i know lots of things with embeded stuff so i know .lots of people say Assembler is very difficult but i am very clever at it.
the keil compiler says it can do elf and elf is good for Linux .but i cannot see elf in manual?????
You were told to forget about Linux combined with C51. Still, you insist on diving in the boiling abyss...
Yet another prankster... Please ignore him.
very good then! if he's having a laugh, so can we...
hi mike, see you in class .hv u dun v assignment?
here is how use code banking with 256 banks rework Linux to do things in a bank x and then call a small function in bank 0 when bank 0 is required for the operation (ISR etc) when you run out of space in bank 0 give up
Erik
does keil support 256 banks now? it seems only 64 for Lx51
does keil support 256 banks now? I do not know, but you would need at least that many to support Linux.