Morning Dave,
My real heart's desire is, ironically, a hardware/software project, to
put together a package of an ARM-based embedded computer with Linux,
booting right into uQLx, so that it is basically a QL. Getting it so
it can fit inside a QL case with PSU and a couple of laptop SATA HDs
Plastic wrote:
The reason I said ARM is because it's readily available extremely
cheaply, easy to design with, and there's a plethora of available
boards already.
You could use any Microcontroller with Linux. It is debatable which non-
68K controller would be the best. I might vote for
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 25/Jan/11 08:23 | Jan25:
My real heart's desire is, ironically, a hardware/software project, to
put together a package of an ARM-based embedded computer with Linux,
booting right into uQLx, so that it is basically a QL. Getting it so
it can fit inside a QL case with PSU
Hi Tony,
...
I said That must have cost you an arm and a leg - innocently I
assure you.
He had physical problems and very little use of his arms and hands.
Oh dear! I used to have an expression for my unwillingness to carry out
a requested task, or whatever. I used to reply I'd rather stick
On 25 Jan 2011, at 16:43, Norman Dunbar wrote:
...
I said That must have cost you an arm and a leg - innocently I
assure you.
He had physical problems and very little use of his arms and hands.
Oh dear! I used to have an expression for my unwillingness to carry out
a requested task, or
Oh dear! I used to have an expression for my unwillingness to carry
out
a requested task, or whatever. I used to reply I'd rather stick my
arm
in a mincer!.
I used it for many years, possibly irritating many people as I did
so.
One day a new girl started at work in my office. I was just
On 25/01/2011 16:18, Tony Firshman wrote:
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 25/Jan/11 08:23 | Jan25:
My real heart's desire is, ironically, a hardware/software
project, to
put together a package of an ARM-based embedded computer with Linux,
booting right into uQLx, so that it is basically a QL.
gdgqler wrote, on 25/Jan/11 16:58 | Jan25:
On 25 Jan 2011, at 16:43, Norman Dunbar wrote:
...
I said That must have cost you an arm and a leg - innocently I
assure you.
He had physical problems and very little use of his arms and hands.
Oh dear! I used to have an expression for my
Roy Wood wrote, on 25/Jan/11 17:52 | Jan25:
On 25/01/2011 16:18, Tony Firshman wrote:
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 25/Jan/11 08:23 | Jan25:
My real heart's desire is, ironically, a hardware/software
project, to
put together a package of an ARM-based embedded computer with Linux,
booting right
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 5:00 AM, Peter pg...@q40.de wrote:
Plastic wrote:
The reason I said ARM is because it's readily available extremely
cheaply, easy to design with, and there's a plethora of available
boards already.
You could use any Microcontroller with Linux. It is debatable
Plastic wrote:
Boring mainstream means cheap mainstream
In my humble opinion not cheaper for the special QL-style target we were
talking.
means long term availability of standard designs at commodity prices.
The opposite. Average lifespan for today's mainstream ARM MCUs is
shorter than for
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