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Technologic Systems TS-7300 FPGA computer support posted by Jesse Off 13-Jun-2006

A Quartus II project for the Technologic Systems TS-7300 FPGA Linux 2.4 computer board has been completed. The project includes support for demultiplexing the CPU to FPGA bus into a regular WISHBONE bus and also includes a reference implementation of the open ethernet core.

OpenTech 1.6.0 Announcement posted by Jamil Khatib
source: www.opencores.org/projects.cgi/web/opentech/about
18-Apr-2006

* OpenTech 1.6.0 (the 12th release in 6 years) is ready with 7 CDs with design tools and open source hardware designs besides the OpenCores projects
* Extra Partners joined the OpenSupport program to support OpenTech users such as GreenSoc.com

OpenCores server upgrade posted by Damjan Lampret 13-Apr-2006

OpenCores server has been upgraded. The result of this is a much faster site, in average improving performance by twice. Also no more server restarts will be required improving accessability of the site.

Usbhostslave Development Kit posted by Steve Fielding
source: http://www.base2designs.com/DUSB-PHY.htm
26-Mar-2006

Usbhostslave, the Opencores USB 1.1 host and function core, now has a complete development kit.
The kit consists of a Santa Cruz format daughter card that supports development kits from Altera, Microtronix, and others, along with pre-built hardware reference designs and full uCLinux support. http://www.base2designs.com/DUSB-PHY.htm

OpenRISC 1200 used in Vivace's multimedia chip posted by Damjan Lampret
source: http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6071571304.html
03-Mar-2006

Vivace Semiconductor's roadmap, unveiled at a venture capital event in San Francisco, multimedia chips that will run Linux 2.6 on a "Vivid Media" processor that integrates an OpenRISC 1200 core with a collection of engines allowing multiple media functions to be executed on a single silicon die.