A client is looking for a new embedded system. Their current systems have a
500MHz AMD Geode CPU (which provides a lot more power than they need). A
randomly selected system has the following output of "free". So any of the
bigger embedded systems (which seem to have 256M+) will do, but the small ones
with 32M will be out of the question and even 64M probably won't do.
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 997864 46248 951616 0 7284 21388
-/+ buffers/cache: 17576 980288
Swap: 0 0 0
I'd like to run a fairly stock Debian installation. I guess that a system
with 32M of storage would do if I configured it to use a micro-SD card for
main storage. The device would need to support at least 2G of storage,
preferrably 8G or 16G.
Digital IO ports are required as well as a serial port. I guess it's possible
to use DTR/DSR and RTS/CTS on a second serial port if a board does everything
else right, only 2 digital outputs are needed.
The current systems have 2 ethernet ports, 1 for Internet access and 1 for
debugging, we could survive with only 1 port if everything else is good.
The device needs to be designed for high temperatures, 70C operating
temperature will do.
Basically it would be pretty ideal if I could get something like a Samsung
Galaxy S that's rated for 70C and has at least 1 Ethernet port, USB, and
digital IO.
Any suggestions?
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