ARM Linux Embedded Systems

This page shall offer a hardware selection guide for those seeking an ARM based (ie low power) platform for FPC and want also to benefit of the capabilities of the underlying Linux OS. Development kits are listed below their respective targets (mentioning the additional features in the I/O column).

Also this will link to a FPC Embedded Nutshell page, which holds ready made 'hello world' samples for various systems, to be able to tryout FPC on your system before having to undergo a full installation and a possible build/cross-compile etc.

Products are listed alphabetically.

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AT91RM9200<br /> ARM920</td>

XC7Z015||-</td>

32MB QSPI Flash</td>

Zynq UltraScale||-</td>

128MB QSPI Flash</td>

XC7Z020||-</td>

XC7Z010 or XC7Z007S||-</td>

66MB QSPI Flash</td>

OMAP3530</td>

AM335x ARM® Cortex-A8</td>

AT91RM9200<br /> ARM920</td>

AT91RM9200<br /> ARM920</td>

LPC3131<br /> ARM 9</td>

ARM920T</td>

BCM 2835<br /> ARM1176JZF-S</td>

BCM 2835<br /> ARM1176JZF-S</td>

BCM 2835<br /> ARM1176JZF-S</td>

88F6281<br /> ARM926EJ-S</td>

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Shortcuts for Column 'I/O'

• nS Serial Ports
• nE Ethernet Ports
• nEG Ethernet Ports(Gigabit)
• nD Digital I/O
• nK Keys
• nL Leds
• UH USB Host
• UC USB Console (Serial to USB converter on board)
• UD USB Device
• UG USB OTG
• CF CF interface
• I2C I2C interface
• SPI SPI interface
• PWM PWM port

Part of the information is taken from the OpenWrt project.

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From the Free Pascal wiki, page "ARM Linux Embedded Systems", as it stood on 2022-10-13 after a change by Alextp, out of the wiki's dump of 2024-05-26. Copyright stays with the author who wrote it, according to the old wiki's Licensing page. If you have concerns about this material, message the admin.