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NXP-PORT GMBH Porting on IMX94 Kit
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NXP-PORT GMBH Porting on IMX94 Kit
09-06-2026
11:17 PM
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vijayranaACL
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Hi,
I'm planning to port NXP-PORT GMBH profinet stack on IMX94 kit.
I have tried looking for the documents but most of them are related to RT1180.
Please help me with the documents available for porting it on linux or M7 and M33 core.
thanks
Vijay Rana
ACL Digital
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09-07-2026
12:33 AM
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yipingwang
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Please refer to the following link.
For the Linux route, start with PROFINETFORLINUXFS , UM12408 , UM12463 , RN00389/RN00434 , and the PROFINET Stack Library package. The Linux factsheet is the only source I retrieved that specifically calls out a PROFINET endpoint for Linux , and it describes the delivery model as a precompiled user-space object library plus platform-specific driver source for supported NXP devices.
For the M7/M33 route on i.MX94, use the i.MX94 RM plus the same PROFINET/GOAL/ICC documents, but treat AN13933 only as a reference pattern. i.MX94 has two Cortex-M7 and two Cortex-M33 cores and is designed for industrial Ethernet protocols including PROFINET, but the detailed app note I found for Cortex-M porting is specifically for i.MX 8M Mini Cortex-M4 using FreeRTOS and lwIP.
