Preparing Compaq iPAQ for Linux Kernel Development

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This project goal is preparation of sufficient development environment for further projects. For standard personal workstation, the goal of setting the machine for (kernel) development should be reached in few hours. Differentness and piquancy of this project is based on specific hardware. Selected hardware platform is Compaq iPAQ (model H3650). It was selected because of its wide spread between users of handheld devices, usable performance for speech recognition and special support of its sound chip for advanced signal processing. Because of it's increasing role in the world of PDAs, the Linux operating system was used (HW and SW selection was directed by related projects where speech recognition is in the center of interest). There is specialized branch of Linux kernel supposed to be used for embedded devices. Even then (except setting the development environment) it will be needed to solve problems with porting for iPAQ (ARM architecture) such as minimizing the size of the Linux kernel and modifying it for these special purposes.

ARM, OSS, ALSA, Linux, Compaq iPAQ H3650, cross-compiling, personal digital assistant (PDA), embedded devices, kernel 2.5.x , porting, GCC, open source, MTD, boot loader, modules, serial-line connection, Philips UDA1341TS, Familiar distribution, xmodem, modularity, MTD partitioning, GNU, spinlock, block I/O layer, kdev_t, fastfpe, ASSABET_BCR_frob()

KAŠPÁREK, T.

2. 5. 2002

Faculty of Information Technology BUT

Brno

80-214-2114-2

Proceedings of 8th EEICT conference

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