Josh, Yes, I am now running the ixp board in a regular PC host. (A Pentium III running Linux.) Since I'm still actively working on the code, I'm not ready to release it just yet. There are still important things to get working before it's ready. For example, I haven't enabled the MMU and caches on the StrongARM yet so I imagine that I'm taking a big performance hit. I used the documentation/PCI_debug.txt from the CD-ROM as a guide and followed steps 1 and 2 to set the jumpers on the board so that it wouldn't attempt to act like a motherboard. (This is important as there is a potential to damage either the ixp board or the motherboard.) For the on-board firmware, I am using a device programmer to burn my own code into the flash EEPROMs. As for when I'd be ready to release the code, I'm not sure. I'm working toward an end-of-March deadline and I expect I'll be giving 3 talks in April. These will be slowing me down. Scott Forwarded message from Josh Fryman:

Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 11:34:08 -0500 From: Josh Fryman Organization: CoC, GaTech X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.76 [en] (X11; U; SunOS 5.7 sun4u) X-Accept-Language: en To: "Scott C. Karlin" Subject: Re: Hard Reset of IXP1200 over PCI?

Scott,

Are you running your IXP board in a regular PCI host (such as a PC), or is it still in an eval box? Your email suggests you may have it running in a real PCI host.

If you have done this, can you share the procedure you followed to get it working?

Thanks,

Josh