Is either device powerful enough to act as small business server? I
realise that some people have turned the Pi into a server but I'm not
sure whether they have been deployed for commercial applications.
Regards,
Grant Bailey
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Subject: Re: [SLUG] Smallest and Cheapest Linux Computer ?
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2013 12:15:04 +0800
From: James Linder <j...@tigger.ws>
To: slug@slug.org.au
On 30/04/2013, at 11:41 AM, Chris Barnes wrote:
Well i think it depends what you want to do with the thing.
The Olinuxino has something like 60 GPIOs compared to the Pi's 17 or so.
2 UARTs
16 channel ADC
External memory interface
RTC
Also it looks like the Olinuxino has a built-in hardware crypto engine.
so really it depends what you want to do because some might say the above
features are advantageous.
Chris I absolutely agree, but I was offering the opinion so that
those-without-direction would not feel rasp-pi is somehow a beast of lessor
proportions. It is quite cute and well worth playing with. My 1 sec read misled
me to believe Olinuxino had video input, with luck V4L. alas.
Over the years a few people on list have really contributed to my deep
technical queries, they would definitely appreciate dual uart or rtc etc, but
most people on list?
ciao
James
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