349519
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LuxuryYacht writes:
LinuxBIOS now fully supports booting Windows. The project was accepted for the Google Summer Of Code 2007 and its main goal was to figure out how to boot Windows Vista/XP/2003. LinuxBIOS now boots Windows 2000 and XP with support for Vista soon.
Details and video may be found here: http://linuxbios.org/Booting_Windows_using_LinuxBIOS
149511
submission
LuxuryYacht writes:
The PLAICE is an open source hardware and software project that is developing a powerful in-circuit development tool that combines the features of a FLASH Programmer, Memory Emulator and High Speed Multi-Channel Logic Analyzer into one device. The project wiki is at: http://flash-plaice.wikispaces.com/ . It runs uClinux. The logic analyzer features up to 200MHz sampling rates and up to 32 input channels. The logic analyzer Java client features support for up to 200MHz sampling rates, user controlled filtering operations, time line in diagrams, transfer rates, user configurable drawing modes. The Java client supports access via almost any PC with a serial port. The Java client uses the RXTX serial library with support for 34 platforms including Linux, Windows, and Solaris. Java client plugins include an SPI and I2C bus protocol analyzer, timing analysis to state analysis conversion, and post-processing functions.
147149
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LuxuryYacht writes:
The FLASH-PLAICE is a powerful in-circuit development tool that combines the features of a flash programmer, an emulator, and a high speed multi-channel logic analyzer into one device. The project is fully open source for both the software and hardware. The project wiki is at http://flash-plaice.wikispaces.com/ and also found at http://freshmeat.net/projects/flash-plaice . The PLAICE runs uClinux. The logic analyzer features up to 200MHz sampling rates and up to 32 input channels. The logic analyzer Java client features support for up to 200MHz sampling rates, user controlled filtering operations, time line in diagram, metadata (size, rate, and trigger position) stored in files, an ID command for device identification, configurable serial port transfer rate, user configurable drawing modes (logic level, hex value, and scope), and Java client access via almost any PC with a serial port. The Java client uses the RXTX serial library with support for 34 platforms including Linux, Windows, and Solaris. Java client plugins include an SPI and I2C bus protocol analyzer, timing analysis to state analysis conversion, and post-processing functions.
