Linkodas wrote: > Hi list/community, > > we would like to introduce new router supporting OpenWRT. Sweet
> This board is referenced to low-cost and low-power solutions. Sweet^2 > Below are preliminary specifications: > > PCB form factor: Pico-ITX (10cm x 7.2cm, fanless) > > Onboard CPU: Cortina Systems CS3516 (300Mhz ARM9 Core) 300 feels slow, but arm9 is supposed to be quite efficient right? > Onboard DDR SDRAM: 128Mb 333Mhz 32bit I would make this a SODIMM, 128 is low if I'm going to buy a board > Onboard NAND FLASH: 128Mb (or more) Related to above: Too much, go for 32Mb and solder on more ram if you can't make it a SODIMM > Onboard LAN: 2x 10/100Mbps Ethernet Last year I would have said "WHY NOT GIGABIT" but since I've switched to a high quality gigabit switch plugged into my WRT I don't need more then 2 ports on the router device. (Not like we have gigabit internet yet :/) > Onboard SATA: 2x SATA This is why you don't need more then 32mb on-board. There are plenty of CF <-> SATA adaptors you can buy for $10 off DX. (Also raid0 SDcard <-> SATA) > Onboard connectors: 2x SATA, 2x mini-PCI slots, 1x mini-PCI Express > (with USB 2.0 interface), 1x UART, 1x Pico-ITX power, 1x JTAG, GPIO ports So the miniPCIE runs in usb mode? Or both USB and native? > Back panel connectors: 2x RJ-45 LAN, 2x USB 2.0, 3x antenna (GSM, 3G, > Wifi, Wimax, other), 1x RS232 :O GSM > Management: Watch Dog Timer, Brown-out Reset, RTC with battery Battery backed RTC \o/ What is the target price? depending how close to $100 this stays this could kick some serious ass. (if it comes with a case and power supply then I guess it can cost more, but a naked board should be close to $100 or be insanely over-powered and like $300) _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
