Sam:
Great question!
When you say embedded I think of industrial controls, instrumentation or
robotics - is that what you want? or a single board desktop or server?
I recently purchased an Asus K8V MX - an AMD based matx. Unfortunately
I cannot yet tell you how the install went because it got stalled by
other autumn household chores - soon...! From my homework it looks as
though both the video and SATA are supported. I am not sure about the
NIC. It has a few nice features (particularily for a low throughput
home server) - if you use a Sempron 3000 or up then you can utilize the
"Cool 'n Quiet" feature which will dial back your CPU to less than 1/2
power. It also has automatic fan speed control for CPU and chassis fans.
Caveat emptor. Take a look at the specs yourself to verify your comfort
zone from X.org etc.
Cheers, Graham/
Vancouver, Canada.
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Hi,
Does any one know any low-cost SBC for FreeBSD? Soekie is too expensive
for my project. I m looking for a low-cost SBC under $100 USD or even
lower, around $70 USD. SBC from ARML**** is selling very cheap, but
unfortunately FreeBSD does not have a completed port to ARM yet. I won't
use netbsd because it doesn't even recognise my SCSI card/hard disk.
Therefore, the only left SBC is those well supported from eg. AMD or
Intel, etc..
If anyone can drop me an email and let me know where can I source some of
these SBCs, please do let me know.
Your suggestion is very well appreciated.
Thanks
Sam.
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