I hate to sound like a broken record, but ARM-based machines are supported by NetBSD, however. Likely you'd need to do some hacking for this particular design, but the port is there. http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/arm32/index.html Mark R. Paul McCarty <rpmc@troi.cc.rochester.edu> wrote: : I made a mistake about this. These aren't StrongARM embedded cpus, : they're ARM processors, which are not supported by linux. : Sorry about that. : -Paul : R. Paul McCarty wrote: :> :> I just found a company (ADS) that manufactures StrongArm Embedded :> boards. Not fully features like the SuperMOPS PC/104 boards, and I'm :> not sure if the StrongARM chips they are using have been tested with the :> Linux port to ARM, but they look pretty nice, and they appear to be :> fairly inexpensive (starting at $200/each). Biggest drawback is they :> don't offer any storage mechanism (no ide or scsi bus, although they :> mention scsi) and there isn't any keyboard or mouse input mentioned. :> :> http://www.flatpanels.com/ :> <...>
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