There is a tools archive here - https://www.xmos.com/products/archivesjonathan wrote: If not, there are presumably old versions of the tools still available for download that do?
Won a XDK XS1-G Development Kit, but don't need it
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paul
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Paul
On two occasions I have been asked, 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question.
On two occasions I have been asked, 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question.
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infiniteimprobability
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"Rev A" G4 support got removed at version 9.9.0 (we only shipped rev A via some v2.1 XDKs). All other kits and XDKs post v2.1 will all be Rev B.I thought the tools still supported all versions of released silicon?
The serial number off the back of the XDK or the chip markings will tell all!
Engineer at XMOS
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kruedi2
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The (hard to read) marking is:
XS1-G4000A
BGA 51208Eng
0832
Trash or worth a penny ?
Kind regards
Dietmar
XS1-G4000A
BGA 51208Eng
0832
Trash or worth a penny ?
Kind regards
Dietmar
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Heater
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What did I say? A rare collectors item.
If it's trash I'll pay you to post it to me in Helsinki :)
If it's trash I'll pay you to post it to me in Helsinki :)
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Corin
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That is rev A silicon and only supported by the pre 9.9.0 tools unfortunately.
Regards,
Corn
Regards,
Corn
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leon_heller
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It could be updated with a newer chip. It would probably cost about £50 to get the chip removed and replaced.
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m_y
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I believe XMOS did a no-cost replacement of RevA silicon with RevB equivalents although clearly at least one was missed. If I were you, I would enquire at XMOS about getting this one swapped for a current model.leon_heller wrote:It could be updated with a newer chip. It would probably cost about £50 to get the chip removed and replaced.
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kruedi2
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Is there any other (trade) offer except postage payment ?
Nothing at home or in your company (giveaways etc.) you won't need anymore ?
Kind regards
Dietmar
Nothing at home or in your company (giveaways etc.) you won't need anymore ?
Kind regards
Dietmar
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Heater
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kruedi2:
Sadly not.
The small software start up company I'm working for has very little in the way of interesting hardware gadgets I could scrounge.
My personal circumstance at this moment is such that I have nothing to offer except my time and some up and comming software projects that I will throw into the open source pot.
These currently include:
a) A means of running large C/C++ and FORTRAN programs on an XMOS chip from an attached external RAM. Using a virtual machine.
b) A 6809 microprocessor emulator.
c) Asm code for the Parallax Inc Propeller micro-controller that speaks XLINK protocol to XMOS chips.
Hmm... I really should get on with posting those projects here...
Sadly not.
The small software start up company I'm working for has very little in the way of interesting hardware gadgets I could scrounge.
My personal circumstance at this moment is such that I have nothing to offer except my time and some up and comming software projects that I will throw into the open source pot.
These currently include:
a) A means of running large C/C++ and FORTRAN programs on an XMOS chip from an attached external RAM. Using a virtual machine.
b) A 6809 microprocessor emulator.
c) Asm code for the Parallax Inc Propeller micro-controller that speaks XLINK protocol to XMOS chips.
Hmm... I really should get on with posting those projects here...
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Berni
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Now thats a impressive list of projects you got there! Hows your progress on those?