Players on Telechips TCC76x like Kingston KPEX, Cenix GMP M6

[Aux]

Hello! I would like to start port for Telechips TCC76x based players. But currently I don't know where to get information/SDK for that platform. Any ideas? Also main Rockbox site is not answering at the moment, so I can't read wiki. I would really appreciate Your help about how to start and what's wrong with main site.

[saratoga]

Various pages for Telechips players have been made, but none has so far turned into a project:

http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/XclefMT500

I know the 77x series have ARM9, while the 73x ones were CALMRISC.  I don't now about the 76x, though I'd guess ARM.

Assuming you've got an ARM core in there, you should be ok to do a port, though since Telechips is very secretive, you'll have to do a lot of reverse engineering to figure out how to get code running.

[Aux]

Thanks for info. Today main site is working for me. Currently I'm developing few games for GNEX platform built in player. When I finish them I'll try to dig into player.

[Izuil]

When you start digging you'll see that I've already uploaded images some text and a link to the K-Pex

Here it is: http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome?topic=KingstonKPEX

[dreamlayers]

I'm working on a port to the RCA RC3000A digital boombox, which is based on Telechips TCC760. A lot of things work already, including playback, USB and FM radio, but more work remains. TCC76x is nice to work on because the chip manual is available and USB boot mode allows easy code uploading with no risk of bricking.

I'm posting here to notify anyone else who's interested in a TCC76X port who may be watching this thread. I hope that's okay despite the age of the thread.

[wodz]

Boris: Why don't you commit RCA RC3000A port?

[dreamlayers]

Boris: Why don't you commit RCA RC3000A port?

I don't think it's ready yet because some parts need to be cleaned up. Working on my own made some things easier but postponed some work that needs to be done for committing the port. I'm also not sure how much interest there is for that because RC3000A seem to be rare.