I **think** that the MPC860 ADS board will accept either the 860 or the
821, and NOT the 823. BUT since the MPC823 is the reduced-cost, enhanced
replacement for the MPC821, and I would like to use the video controller,
and I have an ADS board, I figured I'd ask if anyone knows if this will
definitively not work (maybe I should be more positive...does anyone know
if this WILL work??). I guess the other option is to buy the RPX-Lite 823
board from Embedded Planet.
thanks,
Todd
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"Todd_Tomaino"@vnci.net wrote:
I **think** that the MPC860 ADS board will accept either the 860 or the
821, and NOT the 823. BUT since the MPC823 is the reduced-cost, enhanced
replacement for the MPC821, and I would like to use the video controller,
and I have an ADS board, I figured I'd ask if anyone knows if this will
definitively not work (maybe I should be more positive...does anyone know
if this WILL work??). I guess the other option is to buy the RPX-Lite 823
board from Embedded Planet.
That would be a VERY good idea. If you want to be up and running, developing
Linux application code quickly, invest a few hundred dollars in a board like
the RPX Lite.
The ADS can be made to work, but expect to spend lots of extra time getting to
the point where you are developing application code.
-jim
thanks,
Todd
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