Welcome to LPCLinux.com - by the community, for the community

Welcome to the LPCLinux community support web. This website was developed to provide news, support, and other resources for Linux developers using the NXP LPC313x and LPC32xx series of microcontrollers. This site is supported and maintained by LPC users of the Linux community.

Just pick the processor family (LPC32xx or LPC313x, which covers the LPC313x/LPC314x/LPC315x) from the ‘Quick Launch Pad’ below or ‘Webs’ link on the right side of this page. There you will find instructions for getting started, development boards, kernel information, bootloaders, and more.

Within each processor family page you can:

• Find instructions about Linux related topics - build and deployment procedures, answers to common questions (FAQ), etc.
• Ask a question or help answer a question, provide suggestions for enhancing the LPC Linux port, upload fixes or enhancements, or blog about your experiences
• Access the latest fixes, updates, and enhancements

Quick Launch Pad

Category	LPC313x	LPC32xx
Main Page	Main	Main
Getting Started	ELDK, LTIB, CDL	ELDK, LTIB
Forums	Discussions, Uboot Patches, Linux Patches	Discussions, Uboot Patches, Linux Patches
Blogs	LPC313x Blogs	LPC32xx Blogs
Downloads	Patches, Demos, ...	Patches, Demos, ...

Community Blogs

Share your thoughts and experiences with community as Blogs:

• Browse community blogs
• Create your own blog

Support forums

Can't find your issue in the documentation?

• Browse support forums (You can also ask a new question from here after checking the existing ones)
• Broswe community patches (You can contribute to community by submitting your patches)

Bugs and feature requests

• Enter a problem report
• Submit a feature request

What you can expect from this community

• We know how important LPCLinux is to you as it is important to us. We want you to be able to rely on our experience.
• We want to make sure that all questions get answered.
• We want to set standards for good support and live up to them. Please help us if we do not by telling us via email.

Above and Beyond

If you find you are not getting enough help from the LPCLinux support web, you could try regular NXP support, or contact your regional Field Application Engineer through sales channels. Also you could get commercial support for LPCLinux through LPCLinuxConsultants, many of whom are active community participants.