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Subject: Fwd: FreeBSD/ARM port to NXP LPC32x0 - status report #4
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 Hi,

 This is #4 status report of project aiming to port
 FreeBSD to LPC32x0 ARM9 System-on-Chip. It currently
 boots in single- and multiuser mode, but it's still
 somewhat unstable in multiuser operation due to some
 bugs in ethernet driver.

 Things done this week:
 * RTC driver
 * cpu_reset() in lpc_machdep.c
 * worked on ethernet driver (not commited yet, will commit soon)
 * worked on MMC/SD driver (not functional yet)

 Things on which I will be working next week:
 * commit ethernet driver, do proper link status handling
 * make MMC/SD driver working

 Regards,
 Jakub Klama