Re: Re: jtag access on the sc400?
Scott Serr <[email protected]> Wed, 11 Aug 2004 11:47:05 -0600
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Thumbing through a Dell flyer, I noticed their 300+ MHz Intel XScale PDAs. $199. (not that I am in the market for any such thing, I had a Palm 3C and didn't use it and it broke) This got me thinking... Even a "lesser" PDA can probably do a wireless bridge quite well... Granted you might need/want more ports though. Nice performance/price point compared to Soekris. Commodity stuff is so nice that way. If one had 2 PCMCIA slots and could run Linux... there you go... (The Sharp Zaurus is too expensive for this sort of thing...) Anyone have a resource for a list of LinuxAP-style "distros" and hardware to run such distros? LinuxAP, OpenAP, Pebble Linux, MeshAP, ?, ? Soekris, WL11000, WRT54G, ?, ? I wouldn't mind maintaining a page of this stuff, if I had more of a complete list. If there isn't a wiki page out there somewhere, I'll start one. -Scott Bruno Lopes F. Cabral wrote: > Hi > > I've read reports of ppl using SENAOs on USR2450, before. > > perhaps it is time to move on and just port linuxap to > WRT54G (4MB flash, 16MB RAM)... > > thanks for the feedback, though > !3runo > > Keith Smith wrote: > >> 200mw Card will likely not work. Most of these are 5v not 3.3v. > > > The power supply on the board is pretty light weight > > _______________________________________________ > LinuxAP-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://linuxAP.ksmith.com/mailman/listinfo/linuxap-dev