>
> It will be nice, if its an SBC, and it has atleast 64/128 MB SDRAM, and
> 16/32 MB flash, USB support, (i can;t expect a super fast processor, but a
> decent one like 166/200 Mhz should be ok)
>
Pure speculation, mainly because I was thinking about getting one myself,
but perhaps the Netgear W
Hi Balaji,
Please don't top quote.
Balaji Ravindran wrote:
> Hi Florian and Jerry,
>
> Thanks for the inputs, i was actually going through the choices, and yea
> as suggested Lemote seems to be a nice choice for me, and was wanting to
> see distributors in the US / US shipping options.,
Based
Hi Florian and Jerry,
Thanks for the inputs, i was actually going through the choices, and yea as
suggested Lemote seems to be a nice choice for me, and was wanting to
see distributors in the US / US shipping options.,
also i had a look at the Linksys routers that you guys mentioned, but one
ques
Le samedi 6 mars 2010 21:42:52, Jerry Van Baren a écrit :
> Hi Balaji,
>
> Balaji Ravindran wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm hunting for a __LOW COST__ MIPS/PPC SBC, something like TS-7200(but
> > it is for ARM). Could anyone please suggest me a good one, that you guys
> > have come across.
> > My p
Hi Balaji,
Balaji Ravindran wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm hunting for a __LOW COST__ MIPS/PPC SBC, something like TS-7200(but it
> is for ARM). Could anyone please suggest me a good one, that you guys have
> come across.
> My purpose is only for general driver development, and developing some MIPS
> /
Hi all,
I'm hunting for a __LOW COST__ MIPS/PPC SBC, something like TS-7200(but it
is for ARM). Could anyone please suggest me a good one, that you guys have
come across.
My purpose is only for general driver development, and developing some MIPS
/ PPC porting skills.
Also another true intension
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