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Ned Ludd wrote: |
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> Normally we don't use this list to promote vendors or sell shit. But a |
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> friend of mine has an extra NailKit for sale (50% off Retail). |
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> http://www.tincantools.com/product.php?productid=16143 |
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> I think he's trying to raise a little extra cash for school supplies for |
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> his KIDS and he is asking a fair price. So I figured I'd pass the word |
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> along to this list as ppl from time to time ask for suggestions into |
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> what to buy when starting out with embedded things. |
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> It's ARM. Fun. Unbreakable. Upstream support is awesome. Schematics are |
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> fully open. I own one. So it's fully supported at Gentoo. |
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> If anybody is interested you can contact me and I'll make an e-intro. |
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> Or Chime in here and he can contact you. (tip buying stuff from an |
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> embedded genius/guru is nearly always a good call) I'd buy it off of him |
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> but as noted I already own one.. |
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I like the idea, but they seem a tad expensive when you can get nice |
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(but larger) boards like PCEngines Alix for a little over half the price? |
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Not critiquing, but I need a smallish board for an embedded mailserver |
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project and have looked around for various things which fit the bill. |
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Alix seems best bang for buck so far? |
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Ed W |
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