[Qemu-devel] How to test support of a new board?

[Qemu-devel] How to test support of a new board?

[Li Xin]

Hi all,

     I want to make a new support of arm board "TH68" of THOMSON TELECOM 
in QEMU. This board have a microprocessor called "PNX8019". So I made 
some simulations of the functional blocs.

     But I don't know how to test the code in QEMU. Is there anyone have 
any experience or any example?

Thanks in advance!!!

Xin LI

[Qemu-devel] [ARM] Re: How to test support of a new board?

[Andreas Färber]

Hi,

Am 19.04.2011 um 17:42 schrieb Li Xin:

>    I want to make a new support of arm board "TH68" of THOMSON  
> TELECOM in QEMU. This board have a microprocessor called "PNX8019".  
> So I made some simulations of the functional blocs.
>
>    But I don't know how to test the code in QEMU. Is there anyone  
> have any experience or any example?
>
> Thanks in advance!!!

Not seeing any answers, it seems no one here knows that PNX8019. A  
Google search turned up no useful information in English other than  
that it is being used for DECT, one company named it "DSPG PNX8019"  
but the DSP Group dspg.com has no search hit for it. Some Chinese  
pages mention ARM968E-S close to PNX8019...

Anyway, you'll need to find out what ARM core and peripherals are in  
your SoC and on the board, then someone might be able to tell you  
which of those are currently being emulated.

HTH,
Andreas