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Subject: Re: OpenBMC port to AST2400 on Piestewa Peak CRB?
To: Chris Austen <austenc@us.ibm.com>
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Hi Chris

Chris Austen wrote:

> is that something you would be interested in helping to develop?

Yes.

Some background:

We are currently designing a Intel Broadwell + AST2500 based system, for
which we tinkered with the idea of using OpenBMC.

My idea was to play around with OpenBMC on the Intel CRB to gain some
experience as long as our own hardware is not ready. Seems like it is
not as simple as I hoped.

Dave