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Issue 100

From Issue #100
August 2002

Aug 01, 2002  By Peter Ryser and Michael Baxter
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Virtex-II Pro FPGA and MontaVista Linux provide a highly flexible and powerful solution for embedded system designers.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 03/12/2003 - 03:00.

first, background: engineering, linux user, programmed 68hc11, others.

A great amount of know-how is obviously required to run the system, since it is a low level hardware system mixed with software and many specialized parts, it may be hard to find individuals with such a wide range of abililties to use it, i gues this is where the term "team player" comes in

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