Lpc2000

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "mahbub1833" <fireball003@g...> wrote:
> "Feel like Alice in Wonderland???"
> 
> ==>In fact my position is just opposite; because I got nobody beside 
> me here. So, mentally I was depressed. Only help I have is the 
> internet groups and forums. So, I am little bit nervous.
heh...
Where I am currently consulting; I recommended using the LPC2214 part.
..AND; have never even used it AND...> My clients expect to have 
device drivers and OS and hardware fully operational so the 
application coders can go full bore without having to worry about 
hardware/driver/OS details!

I am pleased to say:
When the director asked me, do you need that MCB board from Keil? I 
told him...nah! I believe we can just spin this thing up and get it 
operational with our own hardware design!

so...
I am also very pleased to say: (much kudos to Philips, Keil, and this 
wonderful forum); I got the system operational in the afternoon I got 
the boards back (complete with a console-based TTY diagnotic interface 
no less)! I got the rest of the device drivers and most of the OS 
operational shortly, (2-3 days) thereafter!

AND....
I am also very glad to say...there are no cuts and jumps on the board!
!!none!!

The project we were working on is a broad-band (2.125 gigabit 
multi-channel optical network/Ethernet managed switch)....> and 
needless to say, my client is very happy with the results, and has 
just now started the release to manufacturing, and will ship the 1st 
10 units to an overseas customer next week!

Ken Wada, (glad we made the choice to go with the LPC2214 and Keil, 
and very glad this forum exists!)