ARM® Linux Internet Platform - Platforms

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Supported hardware Platforms

All builds offered on this side contain only open source components.

Generic platform

The generic platform is the build which is not targeted to any specific target hardware. The build is meant to be usable with various ARM based devices after small further customization. By default the build is done for ARMv5t without any special options.

Nokia Internet Tablet

The n8x0 is an ARM platform variant for Nokia n800 and n810 devices. See n8x0 page for more information about the device and other hardware specific instructions.

The goal is to use the bootloader, kernel, and initfs from IT 200x OS as is and to either replace the rootfs or add the ARM Platform rootfs as the second bootable rootfs. Additionally, it is possible to use NFS-based root filesystem.

This device is based on based on TI OMAP2420 processor which is an ARM1136JF-S CPU (ARMv6 architecture).

Mistral OMAP35x EVM

The omap3 is an ARM platform variant for the OMAP35x EVM board. See OMAP3 EVM page for more information about the board and other hardware specific instructions.

This board is based on based on TI OMAP3530 processor which is an ARM Cortex-A8 application processor (ARMv7 architecture).

Samsung SMDK6400

The s3c64xx is an ARM platform variant for the Samsung SMDK6400 boards. See SMDK6400 page for more information about the board and other hardware specific instructions.

This board is based on based on SAMSUNG S3C6400 processor which is an ARM1176EJF-S CPU (ARMv6 architecture).

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