Hallo
I'm looking for a cheap sbc available in quantity for an embedded project. I'm looking for something able to run at least uclinux or ecos. I had a look but i did not find anything far from $99. I'dlike something around 20 max 30$, around 100$ I already have boards able to run an embedded bsd system, but it is too expensive for the current project.
Any idea?
Thx in advance. Damiano
Most such requests would include a description of I/O, storage (flash?), memory needs.
Tim.
Check out Logic PD
There boards have Linux and Win CE BSP's available.
Eric
Most processors that can run an operating system like uclinix (with a MMU or Virtual MU) cost around $10, so finding a board for $20 would be a dream come true.
Flash and RAM needed would be $5 cost on their own.
I'm not sure of your volume, but $20 is "low balling it"
Eric
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You don't need an MMU or VMU to run uclinux.
You can run uclinux on a $3 H8/300. The $3 only includes 128KB of flash and 32KB of RAM, so you'll probably have to add some external memory.
With a $3 CPU and $10 of memory, you could almost do a board for $20 that would run Linux with a couple serial ports and some port pints for I/O.
Of course if you want Ethernet or a video controller or PCI bus or IDE controller or stuff like that, the price starts to go up...
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Many more, Im sure.
Some you just load up a new image and other you need to double the flash on to make more useful. Some require a RS232 level shifter too.
Greg
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