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SBC-GXm
Development Kit for
Embedded Linux
Embedded
Linux is already
installed,
you just
have to download your application!
The SBC-GXm Embedded Linux Development
Kit features a pre-defined build of Linux based on the Red Hat 6.2
distribution. This has been optimized for use on Arcom hardware
platforms and is pre-loaded and configured into the embedded Flash.
This offers a compact version of Linux with a proven background
combined with a high reliability Flash File System.
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Technical
Documentation: Arcom provides on-line access to detailed technical
documentation to help you select the best product for your application.
You can download the manual for the SBC-GXm
board Development Kit for Embedded
Linux and related products by clicking
here.
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| Features |
| Red
Hat 6.2 distribution using kernel 2.2.17, GNU C library 2.1.3 and
minimal X based Xfree86 3.3.6
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| Journalling
Flash File System offering high reliability & recovery from
power interruptions
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| Embedded
Web server supporting both static and, via CGI, dynamic HTML pages |
| Embedded
Linux drivers for onboard I/O, network and audio
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| System
installation, recovery and update facility |
| Pentium
performance GXM 233MHz |
| 64MB
DRAM |
| 5V
power supply, PS/2 mouse & all cables for immediate operation
& application download
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| Optional
6.5" TFT LCD Display
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| Supplied
Hardware |
| Arcom's
SBC-GXm with 64Mb DRAM and 16Mb Flash EPROM |
| Pre-configured
build of Embedded Linux, tailored specifically for Arcom’s SBC,
pre-loaded into the 16Mbyte Flash |
| 5V Power supply module connected to SBC with adapters
for US, UK and European power sockets |
| PS/2 mouse |
| PS/2 to AT-style keyboard adapter |
| RJ45 Ethernet cross-over cable |
| Floppy disk interface cable, to allow system to be
booted from floppy drive (not supplied) |
| VGA interface cable, to allow SBC to be connected to
standard CRT |
| Optional 6.5" TFT
Color Flat Panel and interfacing
cables |
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| Supplied
Software on CD-ROM |
| Simple
full installation utility |
Linux
Enabled BIOS Image
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| Board H/W Technical Manual |
| "Quickstart" tutorial guide |
| Complete product information for all major devices
on-board |
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| What
is Arcom Embedded Linux? |
| Arcom
Embedded Linux offers a compact, high reliability implementation
of Linux for use in embedded control and communication products.
The implementation is based on a proven well supported
distribution offering standard file hierarchy, shell and text
utilities, but is then combined with a rugged journalling flash
filing system to achieve maximum system integrity for truly
embedded applications. It has been optimized for Arcom hardware
and is supported directly by Arcom Control Systems. |
| Key Features: |
Key Benefits: |
| Proven
2.2.17 kernel |
Zero licence cost |
| Journalling
Flash Filing System (JFFS)
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High integrity Linux solutions |
| Telnet server and client services |
Rapid application
development |
| FTP server and client |
Fixed configuration for OEM
machine control/communications |
| HTTP server |
Comprehensive communications
support |
| PPP support |
Scalable build |
| Minimal
X Window System for running and displaying X applications on the
local or remote display
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| Device
Drivers |
| Arcom's
Embedded Linux Development Kits contain drivers for the
following peripherals: |
| SBC-GXm: |
| C&T
graphics controller 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 and 1280x1024 Flat
Panel & CRT |
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3 x RS232 serial ports
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Parallel port
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PS/2 keyboard adapter
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PS/2 mouse
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Watchdog Timer |
| Onboard 10/100
baseTx Ethernet
controller
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| IDE
drive
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| License
Issues |
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In compliance
with the GNU Public License (GPL), Arcom fully documents the
source of all the files, modules and utilities used in the Arcom
Embedded Linux implementation. This draws upon standard sources
from Red Hat as well as a range of other GPL’d projects. Arcom
has incorporated all modifications to GPL’d sources to the
relevant on-line CVS software repository.
The Journalling Flash Filing System
(JFFS) is a product of the development carried out by Axis
Communications. This JFFS build has been specifically configured
to operate on Arcom embedded hardware platforms.
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| Ordering
Information |
| SBC-GXm
Embedded
Linux Development Kit |
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