Anyone with Experience on ARM926-EJ?

Hello,

in one of my projects I have the need for a GSM chip an now
(yesterday)
gotten a NXP "Nexperia PNX6712" which is based on
the ARM926-EJ...

Is there anyone which has allready tried to install GNU/
Linux  on  such
CPU?

I do not want to use it as "Smartphone" but as
Co-Processor for the GSM
stuf and Asterisk and because it has an integrated interface
for a  two
MegaPixel camera, maybe video  converencing/Webcam 
interface.  Also  I
want to attach a ISDN interface where I can connect standard
telephones
but currently I am clueless which Linux-Compatibel ISDN-Chip
 I  should
use...

Any suggestions?

Note:   On the Nexperia PNX6712 I have 128 MByte of Flash
        ram which should be enough for Emdebian...

Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
    Michelle Konzack
    Systemadministrator
    24V Electronic Engineer
    Tamay Dogan Network
    Debian GNU/Linux Consultant


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Michelle Konzack wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> in one of my projects I have the need for a GSM chip an
now (yesterday)
> gotten a NXP "Nexperia PNX6712" which is
based on the ARM926-EJ...

Where did you get the board?  That class of chip is kind of
hard to come by in
the catalog market...


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Hello Bil

Am 2008-06-12 11:29:49, schrieb Bill Gatliff:
> Michelle Konzack wrote:
> > in one of my projects I have the need for a GSM
chip an now (yesterday)
> > gotten a NXP "Nexperia PNX6712" which is
based on the ARM926-EJ...
> 
> Where did you get the board?  That class of chip is
kind of hard to come by in
> the catalog market...

:-/

I have gotten it directly of an NXP Distributor, but you
must be a  Pre-
Selected customer of NXP to be authorized to get this chip.
I have tried
to order from Atmel, but there (For the chips I am
interested in) I need
to be a "Pre-qualified customer" which is a little
bit difficult, IF you
are starting a new enterprise...

And of course, I have gotten not a Board but a singel Chip
including the
datasheet and whole specs.  I like to use it byside of the
ARM1176 and a
Atheros a/b/g chip.

Also the PNX6712 will handel the asterik stuff and the
POT/ISDN port.

Oh yes, I have seen peoples disassembling older Cell-Phones
to  get  the
ARM-Multimedia Chips and coding stuff for it...

Ny "Nokia 6120 classic" is a 369MHz powered ARM11
with 128MB NAND memory
and 64 MB SDRAM and more infos you can get here: 
    <h
ttp://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/6120_classic>

I should note, that I have gotten a second used Nokia, which
I  like  to
use for my ARM-Experiemnts...  I like to have a console ONLY
Cell-Phone.


Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
    Michelle Konzack
    Systemadministrator
    24V Electronic Engineer
    Tamay Dogan Network
    Debian GNU/Linux Consultant


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