Public git repositories from taskit are now hosted on gitorious.org. This includes at the moment the classic OpenEmbedded overlay for Stamp9G20 and PortuxG20 and the newly created OpenEmbedded Core overlay for the Stamp9G45. You can find these overlays including the new git urls here: http://gitorious.org/taskit.

We have released an patch to support Stamp9261 and Panel-Cards on Linux 2.6.36. You can find it in our download section. Please read the release notes carefully.

Support for Stamp9G20 and PortuxG20 has entered Linux mainline and is contained in the latest Linux release candidate (2.6.35-rc1). This means that from now on you can use newer kernel versions much easier than before.

We have a new howto about using Eclipse for developing cross-compiled projects and remote debugging. This should make it easy to develop for our devices without in-depth knowledge about gcc, make or gdb. But see for yourself: Development with Eclipse

The new Stamp9G20 is now available. With 400 MHz, 64MB SDRAM and 128MB Nandflash at a price of 99,00 € this new product offers good value. The already integrated MicroSD-Card slot solves storage requirements of up to 8GB. The Stamp9G20 CPU-Module has a size of only 53 x 38 x 6.1 mm. For more information see: http://www.taskit.de/en/products/stamp9g20/index.htm

Are you evaluating Linux for embedded hardware? Open Source and a modular concept turn Linux to a popular operating system for embedded systems.
This Hands-on seminar will lead you from the first steps of embedded Linux programming towards the developing of a graphical user interface in Qt on our product Panel-Card.
The workshop language is German.

Access more information here:
http://www.taskit.de/ueber-uns/news-all-08.htm#c578

Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory is using our Portux920T to measure the sea level at Rothera Base in the Antartic. Portux also telemeters the data back over a broadband connection to the UK.
The (almost) real-time data can be viewed here.