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Embedded SMP System Design Based on PowerPC

Yang Shuyuan

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This paper introduces a high-performance embedded SMP system based on PowerPC, which uses high performance processor MPC7448, and has excellent computational performance. In the paper, characteristics of SMP system are described; each module in the system is analyzed and designed; porting process of both bootloader and Linux is also explained in detail.

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This paper introduces a high-performance embedded SMP system based on PowerPC, which uses high performance processor MPC7448, and has excellent computational performance. In the paper, characteristics of SMP system are described; each module in the system is analyzed and designed; porting process of both bootloader and Linux is also explained in detail.

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This paper introduces a high-performance embedded SMP system based on PowerPC, which uses high performance processor MPC7448, and has excellent computational performance. In the paper, characteristics of SMP system are described; each module in the system is analyzed and designed; porting process of both bootloader and Linux is also explained in detail.

Key concepts: PowerPC, Porting, Computer science, Booting, Embedded system, Operating system, Process (computing), Computer architecture

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