1. The PowerPC 601 was the first generation of microprocessors to support the basic 32-bit PowerPC instruction set.

2. A port to PowerPC architecture is in development.

3. Added hardware-specific specifications (PowerPC 32-bit).

4. Big endian is implemented in PowerPC and most of networking device

5. Experimental support for PowerPC machines was added to Knoppix during LinuxTag .

6. The first PowerPC microprocessor was the 601, a 32-bit implementation released in 1992.

7. Some platforms (not PowerPC) allow programmers to specify a multiplier for the index register.

8. (20) 20 product ratings - FAST SHIPPING Apple iBook G3 M2453 Clamshell PowerPC Blue Vintage.

9. Motorola announced Monday that it plans to begin making a Mac clone based on the PowerPC chip.

10. In 1992 he became the architecture manager for the group that developed a personal computer using the PowerPC RISC microprocessor.

11. MALPAS – A software static analysis toolset for a variety of languages including Ada, C, Pascal and Assembler (Intel, PowerPC and Motorola).

12. The NI 1764 Smart Camera, powered by a 533 MHz PowerPC processor and a 720 MHz Texas Instruments DSP coprocessor, is a real-time target for machine vision.

13. The NI 1762 Smart Camera, powered by a 533 MHz PowerPC processor and a 720 MHz Texas Instruments DSP coprocessor, is a real-time target for machine vision.

14. Macintosh: World Wide Web browser (i.e. Internet Explorer – version 3.0 or better,* Netscape – version 3.0 or better,* etc.) that supports "forms"; a 14.4 kbps modem or better; Adobe Acrobat Reader (version 3 or better) for Macintosh; Macintosh with 68020 or better processor or PowerPC, Apple system Software 7.0 or better; 2 MB of application RAM (3.5 MB of application RAM for PowerPC version).

15. Therefore, we have chosen to explain concepts and use examples based on one of the more popular Bootloaders in the open source community for PowerPC, MIPS, ARM, and other architectures: the U-Boot bootloader.

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17. On big-endian (PowerPC, SPARC, and Internet), the 32-bit value x01234567 is stored as four bytes 0x01, 0x23, 0x45, 0x67, while on little-endian (Intel x86), it will be stored in reverse order: The picture below is a diagram for the example to check if a machine is little endian or Big endian