Crusoe Exposed: Transmeta TM5xxx Architecture 1

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References and Conclusions

This concludes the introductory installment of the Crusoe Exposed series. Watch for the next parts of this report to be posted in early 2004, and happy new year to Transmeta – we hope your TM8xxx Efficeon series will be even more interesting to reverse engineer.

References

[1] Klaiber, A. “The Technology Behind Crusoe Processors,” http://www.transmeta.com/pdfs/paper_aklaiber_19jan00.pdf

[2] Halfhill, T. “Transmeta Breaks x86 Low-Power Barrier,” Microprocessor Report, 14(2):9–18, February 2000.

[3] TM5800 BIOS Programmer’s Guide: http://www.transmeta.com/crusoe_docs/TM5800_BIOSGuide_6-14-02.pdf

[4] Linux Kernel Mailing List: “Re: Crusoe’s persistent translation on linux?”, by Linus Torvalds, June 19, 2003. http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0306.2/1091.html http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0306.2/1221.html

[5] Code Morphing Software 4.4.03 Persistent Translation Technology Update for HP Tablet PCs. ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp23501-24000/SP23689.exe

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