Hi,
> Umm
> I would say that if you don't have a descent amount of FPGA and linux
> experience this will be over your head most likely :/
Thanks for your concern. A little while back I submitted a patch to allow
the USB storage code to handle devices larger than 2TiB.
While I have absolutely no experience with FPGAs, there is enough stuff
out there to build upon, and it looks straightforward :-)
The TS-7800 claims to be unbrickable, and from staring at the schematic
and thinking about what they might have done, this claim looks reasonable.
> It is however a good board to play with I'll say and the Lattice FPGA on
> it I believe is big enough to do quite a few things... But it's not the
> biggest models.
Yes, but it is a start. Perhaps TS could be convinced to come out with a
new device with a Virtex-5 on it :-)
> As soon as I've figured out all the linux stuff I also want to start
> playing with cpu.
Indeed, the resources on the 5182 are very interesting.
Regards
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