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Subject: Re: [rtl] Low-power small hardware-devices.
From: yodaiken () fsmlabs ! com
Date: 2001-03-29 15:31:18
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We have good experience with the Elan. AMD has a reference board, not quite 104 form
factor.
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 05:05:54PM +0200, Nicolai Hanssing wrote:
> Hi List
>
> This is just an informal inquirery, as to your knowlegde of
> lowpower-small-footprint-devices capapel of running RT-Linux...
>
> A friend and myself, have been kicking around some applications-ideas jeust
> for fun, and we recently started looking for a hardware-platform for them.
> If we want some communications-interface, and IP/TCP-stack I argued that
> RT-linux was ideal - none the less that it migth be owerkill for some of the
> applications :-).
>
> So I started looking at PC104 and singlebooardscomputers, but didnt find any
> boards that are near the pricerange of a dumpster-PC [Firms throw them away
> you know].
> But they take up to much space, and use to much power.
>
> The top chips are:
> 1. ZFx86 [New chip - no commercial board found - www.zflinux.com]
> 2. ELAN [Low power AMD]
> 3. Crusoe [Transmeta]
> 4. Old Mobile chips from Intel
>
> The ZFx86 looks very promising - does anyone on the list have any experience
> with it?
> Does it even run RT-Linux?
> It has a clockchip built in - which as far as I understand is very
> important to the achievable RT-performance: "Software compatible with the
> DS1287 and MC146818"
> Does that mean anything to you guys [in terms of RT-perfomance that is]?
>
>
> I must admit that I bought right into their marketing-buzz, but I havent
> found any hardware like it. What would you recommend in terms of:
> 0. price
> 1. space
> 2. power
> 3. performance
>
> Should it even be a x86?
>
>
>
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