Hi,ShevaPlug is under $100
from:http://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/default.aspxCheers,Mike-----
Original Message -----From: Eric House Date: Tuesday, November 9, 2010 8:59
pmSubject: [PLUG] Cheapest possible linux hardware?To: PLUG > A friend and I
had a crazy idea for a linux-based appliance that only> works if it can be an
order of magnitude cheaper than the > Soekris and> PCEngines boxes I'm used to
tinkering with. And so I went > googling to> figure out just how low in the
system-on-chip world I could go and> still run something close to vanilla
linux. And found nothing.> > It must be that I don't know what search terms to
use. Does anybody> here? That is, how do I figure out what the cheapest SOC
is for which> I can build my own kernel and userspace stack? Or does one even
do> that in the embedded world? Does one instead run something the SOC> vendor
provides? I think of myself as knowing "embedded linux"> because I work on a
linux-based smartphone OS, but sma
rtphone hardware> is a lot more capable than what I'm trying to research here.
Any> pointers to get me started?> > Thanks,> > --Eric> -- >
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