I'm looking for an inexpensive development board (< $300). It needs at minimum ethernet and serial interfaces, though having a wifi interface that could be passed to a directional antennae would be even better than ethernet. It can run off of either a solid state or a hard drive.
This is actually just a gadget that I'm helping a friend build, but would like to gain experience in doing embedded development in Linux along the way.
Anyway, let me know.
Sincerely,
Jonathan Bartlett
Check out:
I've used their boards in the past - they are good, well-supported, and worth the money.
I recommend buying a case for the board you pick. The case is usually an extra 30 USD. Here's a picture of an example case:
OBDisclaimer: I don't work for, or derive income from Soekris.
Good luck.
I keep eyeing these boards:
Pretty sweet setup, and the price is right ($150 USD). Lots of folks using them and there is a Yahoo group supporting the TS7200 development effort.
Standard disclaimer: Don't work for 'em/with 'em...just tempted by 'em.
John
I should be able to file a first-hand report shortly.... After months of convincing the higher-ups of the need to use linux rather than a propriatary solution I have a test board on the way....
Captain Dondo wrote: : snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote: : > I keep eyeing these boards: : > : >
: I should be able to file a first-hand report shortly.... After months : of convincing the higher-ups of the need to use linux rather than a : propriatary solution I have a test board on the way....
The Yahoo group is at
You might like to look at some info I put together about a year ago (for my local LUG) on the TS7200 at
all the best
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