Atmel ATSTK1000 and T2/Linux

The (AT) STK1000 was the first development kit released by Atmel for developers to adapt to the newly invented AVR32 architecture.

The STK1000 comes with virtually every feature of the AP7000 SoC wired out to connectors and test pins, including:

• LCD display
• VGA connector
• PS2 keyboard and mouse port
• 2x Ethernet
• Compact Flash slot
• SD slot
• AC97 codec
• 2 serial and 1 IRDA port
• device side USB
• as well as quite some test pins, GPIO buttons, etc.

Support for the board in T2 is good, as it was the board where the initial T2 AVR32 port was developed and tested on.

Notes

Although the side port looks like a PCI slot it is not! It just holds most signal wires for teseting and protyping.

/proc/cpuinfo

See also

• AVR32 architecture