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Removed symlinks and files `obj' and `tags'. Directory sys/pmax renamed to sys/mips. Created a set of makefile includes for pic32 cross-build: share/mk-pic32.
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Tilden | ||
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Workspace for experiments trying to port 4.4bsd to pic32mz microcontroller | ||
Project Tilden is an experimental port of 4.4BSD Lite2 operating system | ||
to a microcontroller. Microchip PIC32MZ family of processors was | ||
selected as a target. It is equipped with MMU with paging support, | ||
and 512kbytes of on-chip RAM. These resources seem enough to build | ||
a compact embedded system based on 4.4BSD. |
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