Hello,
I would like to know if there is a ready BSP for the reference boards of the
Intel’s PAX 210/250 processors, and any information regarding how to obtain
it and which boards are supported.
Thanks in advance.
Svetoslav Vasilev
Hi Svetosslav -
There is to be an Xscale directory at
http://commercial.qnx.com
I would guess that if Intel had development boards then those boards
would be obvious first choices.
However since the bsp’s are out of beta, you will have to contact “your
local sales rep” to get licenses to use the packages - if you can even
download them without the licenses. Of course you should be able to
e-mail <sales@qnx.com> as well.
Phil Olynyk
Svetoslav Vasilev wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know if there is a ready BSP for the reference boards of the
Intel’s PAX 210/250 processors, and any information regarding how to obtain
it and which boards are supported.
Thanks in advance.
Svetoslav Vasilev
Hi, I don’t know whether it is supported in the current BSP,
however it would be an other choice.
http://www.intrinsyc.com/products/referencedesigns/cerfcruiser.asp
http://www.intrinsyc.com/pdfs/cerfcruiser.pdf
---- Toshio KATAYAMA
“Phil Olynyk” <pholynyk@rogers.com> wrote in message news:3CBACB52.A15193E@rogers.com…
Hi Svetosslav -
There is to be an Xscale directory at
http://commercial.qnx.com
I would guess that if Intel had development boards then those boards
would be obvious first choices.However since the bsp’s are out of beta, you will have to contact “your
local sales rep” to get licenses to use the packages - if you can even
download them without the licenses. Of course you should be able to
e-mail <> sales@qnx.com> > as well.Phil Olynyk
Svetoslav Vasilev wrote:Hello,
I would like to know if there is a ready BSP for the reference boards of the
Intel’s PAX 210/250 processors, and any information regarding how to obtain
it and which boards are supported.
Thanks in advance.
Svetoslav Vasilev