Re: Does linux support for microprocessor without MMU?

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Crossfire wrote:

> kjlin was once rumoured to have said:
> 
>> Howdy,
>> 
>> I got an embedded MIPS board recently.
>> It has the following features:
>> - CPU implements a five-stage pipeline with performance similar to the MIPS R3000 pipeline.
>> - MIPS32 compatible instruction set
>> - R4000 style privileged resource architecture.
>> - Without MMU.
>> 
>> I am estimating the possibility of porting linux on it.
>> Can Linux/MIPS 2.2 or 2.4 support for such a board which without MMU ?
>> Because i consider it is the most difficult part in the porting process.
>> Am i right?
> 
> 
> the Standard Linux kernels all require an MMU.  However, there is a
> version of the kernel known as "ucLinux" (Microcontroller Linux) which
> will run on CPUs without MMU.
> 
> I don't know if ucLinux has a MIPS target yet.
> 
> C.

There isn't (yet) support for MIPS on uClinux.

-- 
Joe

(aka joe@uclinux.org)



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