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Announcement   Announcement : SAM project completed
   posted by Naz on 31-Mar-2007 23:07:49 (17884 reads)
ACube Systems Srl is pleased to announce the completion of Sam440ep project.

The board is actually available for selected industrial customers in three different configurations of the AMCC 440ep processor: 400Mhz with 128MB onboard memory, 533Mhz with 256MB onboard memory and 667Mhz with 512MB onboard memory.

On demand it is possible to customize the board with a number of options: cctalk, DiskOnChip, SmartMedia connector, LVDS port, DIMM 100 slot, variable FPGA size from 5.8 KLuts to 19.7 Kluts.

The porting of a number of Operating Systems has already begun.

For further informations please write to info AT acube-systems.com
    

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cfi 
Re: SAM project completed
Posted on 1-Apr-2007 0:59:55
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Re: SAM project completed
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@Ned

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but what does this really mean for the non-select, non-industrial users, who have been anxiously awaiting some new hardware to buy?


They get it when it can do something that most other motherboards can't. Run Amiga OS4!

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nine 
Re: SAM project completed
Posted on 1-Apr-2007 1:11:24
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Posted at 23:13, right? And ACube Systems is in Italy... which puts it ahead by at least 1 hour from BST (GMT+0100).

I really hope this isn't an April Fools joke :)

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Naz 
Re: SAM project completed
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sorry, u r wrong. It was posted before midnight, local time.

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Re: SAM project completed
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@Tomas

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Worrying that there is not a single mention of OS4.

Probably has something to do with the fact that we haven't yet heard a peep from Amiga Inc about Hyperion and ACube's new partnership. I'll feel a lot better about the Sam440 as an "Amiga" after Amiga Inc releases some sort of statement about this that doesn't include terms like "breach of contract", "theft of IP" and "lawyers" (note how the word "amiga" doesn't appear anywhere on ACube's Sam440 page). Unless that happens, the Sam440 will be just another neat little Linux box.

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nine 
Re: SAM project completed
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@Naz

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sorry, u r wrong. It was posted before midnight, local time.


Ah, yes. When the UK takes up BST, we catch up with the nearby countries.

Forgot about that!

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Re: SAM project completed
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This looks like an April Fool's joke.


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Re: SAM project completed
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This is some very good news!!!


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Re: SAM project completed
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Can somebody simply please ask Bill what is going on with SAM and OS4? Or are we going to conjecture on,
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The porting of a number of Operating Systems has already begun.


Glad Acube were able to put the Sam together!


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sundown 
Re: SAM project completed
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Congratulations ACube/SAM team!

In the uboot output I see 2 hard drives that aren't mounted, just hoping that 1 has os4 on it for testing.


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Re: SAM project completed
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Great News,

$ $ $ ?

OS 4 ?

Job well done, now, get back to WORK . . .


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Manu 
Re: SAM project completed
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Congratulations to the completion of your hardware.

PS.
It's a pity Amiga Inc couldn't break their tendency and grant a licence.


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ironfist 
Re: SAM project completed
Posted on 1-Apr-2007 7:58:33
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Let's hope you get the boards out for end-users and at
a good price..

About that SmartMedia connector.. What the hell for?
CompactFlash is one thing you use on embedded plat-
forms. SmartMedia is just another dumb memory card
for digital cameras. You can't boot from it.

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mailman 
Re: SAM project completed
Posted on 1-Apr-2007 8:35:08
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Ok then. Where can I buy it and for how much?

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Re: SAM project completed
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Does that fact that the uboot log shows "No Catweasel controller" tell us this is a version of Hyperion's uboot?

One could be lead to infer something from this, I guess... maybe... perhaps...

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Cav 
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Good work!
Let's here some prices and OS 4 licensterms now.. :)

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No Catweasel controller (0xe1594, 0x0001) attached


Interesting isnt it?

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Re: SAM project completed
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@Cav:

mostly when you take into account that no catweasel support exists in the main uboot project.


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Congrats! Still hoping for a mention of OS4 until I can get excited about it.

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No Catweasel controller (0xe1594, 0x0001) attached

Interesting isnt it?


Italians like hinting games...

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Re: SAM project completed
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O.k. I know what reactions I'm gonna get .....

The only "new" SAM-pic I found seems to show the same board as shown last year. You know that board Jens Schönfeld wrote a report about (only behind class, to many layers for economial production etc). There is also sofar no independent report of a working SAM.

Add to that the stuff about "industrial partners" and you have a situation just like when Genesi announced the EFIKA to be available (if you bought 50000 units that was).

The UBoot-log isn't suprising as the Hyperion-version should be the obvious choice, and if I were to be hinting anything I would make sure it writes "Catweasle found"

And surely I would post my April-fools-jokes late at night on March 31


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