Hi,
I posted these questions on the general contact page hoping for some response from sales but I got nothing. I’m hoping it will be picked up here by someone who can provide answers. Thanks in advance.
We are developing a new industrial control product line. For our control processors we are using Arm/Linux/.NET Core/C#/Visual Studio. We have a proof of concept running well on Raspberry Pi hardware. We are now about to start designing our custom hardware and are very interested in your Verdin family for the SoMs. I would very much appreciate you answering the following two questions:
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We will need full access to the GPIO, SPI, I2C, and PWM peripherals from the C# code. We are currently accessing these peripherals using the System.Device.Gpio library (latest pre-release version). Your web site does mention some support for .NET Core, but I cannot find any clear indication that these peripherals are fully supported using this or any other .NET library. Please can you give me a clear answer on this?
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Some of our devices are used in remote locations with intermittent power, and some of them need to log and store data on SD cards. Do your Verdin modules and your Linux distro have any sort of specific features to enable protection of the boot code and user disk memory to avoid problems with power cuts occurring during disk write operations?
Thank you for your time answering these questions.
Kind regards,
Peter Berry