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custom hardware and driver

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‎06-19-2006 02:03 AM
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A project from piie. Good job! 

 

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hi Hippo, 

 

first of all I want to thank you for the support you gave us. Great work! 

Some fellows and me had to accomplish a project in our studies: The project was to create a custom piece of hardware which we had to add to the standard nios2 core and write a linux driver to drive this hardware under uClinux. 

The output was a documentation about the whole thing. You might be interessted in reading this documentation or to publish it on your website/wiki. You can download the pdf here: 

http://piie.net/files/nios2-uclinux-additional_hardware.pdf (http://piie.net/files/nios2-uclinux-additional_hardware.pdf) 

or the latex sources: 

http://piie.net/files/nios2-uclinux-additi...hardware.tar.gz (http://piie.net/files/nios2-uclinux-additi...hardware.tar.gz) 

 

kind regards, 

--peter[/b] 

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But the nios wiki are not mine. They belong to everyone. You can edit and improve the wiki. Thank you.
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