I would suggest an ARM9 based development board. Atmel ARM9 chip based boards are popular. You might want to start with an embedded gentoo for x86, to get a feel for it first.
-- heath holcomb bulah.com On 9/24/07, Jean-Marc Beaune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I've been working with Microchip microcontrollers for some years > developping in assembler and would like to switch to more advanced solutions > (e.g. hosting a web interface to contrôle I/O, use TCP/IP to communicate > with others, etc...) but still with microcontrollers because it's fast, > light and small. > > I've been using Gentoo for 4 years but only on computers (desktops and > laptops and Soekris!). > > I'd like to start using Gentoo embedded to see how Linux could be > installed on a µC. > > My question is what kind of hardware is the best to start with for a > newbie like me (as I never installed a Linux embedded system)? > > Thank you. > > Jean-Marc >
