Re: The current kernel for a Jornada 680 SH3

In gmane.linux.ports.sh.devel Kaz Kojima <[email protected]> wrote:

> > (Note that I no longer have access to SH hardware for testing.)
> 
> It's a headache and also a sad thing.  Now it's very hard to
> get DC&BBA and the evaluation boards are usually very expensive.
> In Japan, fortunately, there are products like
>  http://www.akibalive.com/archives/000371.html
> which can be used as an sh-linux box.  But it might be hard to
> find such ones in another contries.

Jornada 680/690 is a sh3 platform very easy to obtain.  690 are
usually sold about $200-$250 "buy now" on eBay, add $20-$30 for a
PCMCIA Ethernet, there're almost always some 680/690 on sale.

My 690 running NetBSD has uptimes of month and more (root/swap on nfs,
serial console, LCD off to avoid burning it out), interrupted usually
only by my hacking on drivers that would require a reboot.  I used it
for SuperH-related development at work.

PS: Thanks for looking into those gcc PRs.

SY, Uwe
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