seebs@plethora.net (Peter Seebach) writes:

> There's a development board, put out by TAMS (tamsinc.com) based on a PowerPC.
> They ship with support for Linux and eCos.  It's got USB, two ethernet ports,
> 64MB of memory, serial port, and a chunk of NAND flash storage.
> 
> Anyone looked at this before?  It appears to use something called RedBoot as
> its low-level boot gizmo.

It doesn't have a port as such, but it looks like it would be a reasonably
straightforward ibm4xx port, and could be cloned from the obs405,
walnut, or explora evbppc ports. Redboot is a common bootloader for
boards like this.

        - Nathan