powerpc 750cl availability

powerpc 750cl availability

[Rogelio Serrano]

does anybody know any suppliers for the powerpc 750cl and the tsi110?
i cant seem to find it on the web anywhere.

is there an end user board available anywhere?

i have loaded the schematics in gschem and i am planning to start pcb
layouting but im not sure if the parts are available.

Re: powerpc 750cl availability

[Josh Boyer]

On Mon, 2007-05-21 at 01:44 +0800, Rogelio Serrano wrote:
> does anybody know any suppliers for the powerpc 750cl and the tsi110?
> i cant seem to find it on the web anywhere.

That would be the hackberry board.  It exists, though I'm not sure where
to buy them from.

josh

Re: powerpc 750cl availability

[Matt Sealey]

Here's a long shot - have you tried IBM and Tundra? :D

Both should be highly available right now. You could try one of the
larger electronic suppliers (Arrow, AVnet, EDV) on the phone, sometimes
they just don't put it on the website as they're more special orders,
but they can all get anything you like.

-- 
Matt Sealey <matt@genesi-usa.com>
Genesi, Manager, Developer Relations

Rogelio Serrano wrote:
> does anybody know any suppliers for the powerpc 750cl and the tsi110?
> i cant seem to find it on the web anywhere.
> 
> is there an end user board available anywhere?
> 
> i have loaded the schematics in gschem and i am planning to start pcb
> layouting but im not sure if the parts are available.
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Re: powerpc 750cl availability

[Rogelio Serrano]

On 5/21/07, Matt Sealey <matt@genesi-usa.com> wrote:
> Here's a long shot - have you tried IBM and Tundra? :D
>
> Both should be highly available right now. You could try one of the
> larger electronic suppliers (Arrow, AVnet, EDV) on the phone, sometimes
> they just don't put it on the website as they're more special orders,
> but they can all get anything you like.
>

i found them in avnet.  i found out that you actually have to try
different combinations of letters and punctuation. the 750cl is
actually less then 60 usd for one piece.

the tsi-110 is nowhere to be found though. i think i have to call
tundra in hong kong. otherwise i will settle for the tsi-109.

i will be publishing the schematic and pcb layout. i dont have enough
resources to actually test it. i guess i just have to take the risk of
simulating the entire board, send the pcb to the fab, populate, reflow
and cross my fingers and then flip the switch...

if magic smoke escapes, order another set...

i think i will not be going on a vacation for the next five years ;-)

Re: powerpc 750cl availability

[Stephen Winiecki]

FYI, here are the part numbers for the IBM 750CL/TSI110 evaluation board 
('Hackberry') / evaluation kit which you should be able to use with 
distributers like Avnet to identify the product:

IBM kit p/n - 41K7364
OEM p/n - IBM25EB750CLWINHCK00

The kit includes the board schematics.  The Linux 'Holly' platform 
definition which was recently added to /powerpc supports Hackberry as well 
(Holly =750CL/TSI109).

Thanks,

Steve

Re: powerpc 750cl availability

[Rogelio Serrano]

On 5/22/07, Stephen Winiecki <stevewin@us.ibm.com> wrote:
> FYI, here are the part numbers for the IBM 750CL/TSI110 evaluation board
> ('Hackberry') / evaluation kit which you should be able to use with
> distributers like Avnet to identify the product:
>
> IBM kit p/n - 41K7364
> OEM p/n - IBM25EB750CLWINHCK00
>
> The kit includes the board schematics.  The Linux 'Holly' platform
> definition which was recently added to /powerpc supports Hackberry as well
> (Holly =750CL/TSI109).
>

I contacted nuhorizons. They have the last remaining board in their
warehouse in singapore. 2250 USD is too much for me though.

> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
>
>