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On Wed, 2016-10-12 at 14:24 +0200, Andy Mender wrote: |
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> Dear Daniel, |
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> You're correct, Arduino is for tech projects. Not much of an actual |
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> "computer", |
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> because both the processor and amount of RAM are too weak. However, |
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> there is |
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> a new board that supposedly runs a full-blown FreeBSD 3.x version. |
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> Cannot find |
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> a link to the blog entry now, sorry :(. |
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> I would recommend taking a look at the Beaglebone Black boards. In |
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> some cases |
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> they're more potent than a standard Raspberry Pi. Since you mentioned |
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> being FSF |
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> friendly, does Raspberry not use a Broadcom chip for graphics? |
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Mesa now supports the Broadcom VC4 chip. Check out the github link |
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below for more info. |
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https://github.com/anholt/mesa/wiki/VC4 |
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> The default will almost always be some sort of Debian-based distro. |
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> There is a Gentoo |
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> ARM project, so you could have a look whether it complies with your |
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> expectations :). |
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> Best regards, |
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> Andy Mender |
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Alecks |