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Subject: Re: An interesting device we might want 
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In message: <m2mytxl6ks.wl%gnn@neville-neil.com>
            gnn@freebsd.org writes:
: Just saw this:
: 
: http://www.buglabs.net/products
:	
: I'm not sure what the state of our ARM port is, do we support the
: 1136JF processor?

I just added the preliminary ARM9e, ARM10 and ARM11 support to
-current.  I've not ported over the pmap improvements from NetBSD for
armv6 yet (I'm not even sure they are merged back into their mainline
yet).  The only ARM11 CPU was the ARM1136J-S.  I'm not sure how the
ARM1136J-F differs (I'm behind on my reading of ARM Ltd documents).

: I note their IDE runs on Mac as well, so it may be portable enough to
: run on FreeBSD.
: 
: Anything that lets us get more embedded stuff into peoples' hands to
: play with is a good thing (tm) IMHO.

Correct!

Warner