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[Hans Henry von Tresckow <hvontres@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 12:38 PM, Dick Hollenbeck <dick@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>>I need a template for this StellarisLM4F120 Launchpad board:
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>>>  http://liftoffexpress.com/product/stellaris/
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>>> from which I would hope an IMU *boosterpack* would magically arise on my computer in KiCad format (using spare brain cycles):
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>>>  http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/BoosterPacks
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>> Excellent, I'm glad it's got a good welcome. I think it'll be very
>> beneficial for knocking up quick prototypes to interface to these
>> types of boards. The Stellaris you linked to is particularly cheap.
>> I'm got an STM32F4-Discovery board sat here too which could do with
>> the same.
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>> They are all just bunches of 0.1" connectors and board profiles. So
>> they are quite easy to churn out. I will do some work on getting some
>> templates ready as soon as possible.
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> Brian,  any progress on a stellaris launchpad template?  If its not going to happen soon,
> I just wanted to know so someone else can consider doing it.
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> What files constitute a template?  Where do they go?
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> Thanks!
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>>
>> The BeagleBone is a great dev platform for a lot of projects. Unlike
>> the Raspberry-Pi, it uses a processor that can actually be bought for
>> reasonable money in 1000's off.
>>
>> Best Regards, Brian.
>>
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I might take a swing at it, as soon as I can figure out why the
template feature in Adam's build doesn't seem to want to work.

Hopefully I'll have one soon, thanks to Dick's new venture :)

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Henry von Tresckow (hvontres)