On Thu, 4 Jul 2024, Jiaxun Yang wrote: > > SOC-it (or SOC-it 101 to be precise) is the name of a bus controller: > > > > System controller/revision = MIPS SOC-it 101 OCP / 1.3 SDR-FW-4:1 > > > > used across numerous platforms from the M4K core onwards, UP, MT, or MP. > > I think it would make sense if you revealed the processor type instead. > > Sure, sorry to be vague on the platform detail. > > I actually tried on two Malta configurations, CoreFPGA6 interAptiv 2MPF (2 cores, 2 VPE, 4TC), > and CoreFPGA3 34Kc MT (2VPE 9TC). This is much better, thanks, and the choice of CPUs feels adequate. The mention of the 34K CPU brings fond memories too, as I was a member of the development team for this design, very innovative at its time, and still nowadays I believe. > > Technically I could run it on my SB1250, but I'm too overloaded now to > > commit to any timescale. Sorry. > > No worries, I'll try to fetch a BMIPS3000 SMP router to get Broadcom platform > undercover. But that's a completely different design from the SB-1 line, isn't it? Maciej
