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Boards
Embedded FreeBSD Project
Although there are many boards that could run Embedded FreeBSD this
pages lists only those that are being actively used or targeted by
the community at large. The emphasis here is on boards that can be
used to prototype products, as opposed to those that are cheap enough
to be easily accessible by the hobbyist. This is not to discourage
the use of cheaper boards but because it is believed that we can get
more people to help with the system if we give them something useful
in their work. Each board is between $200 and $300 USD at the time of
this writing, May 2006. More details can be found on the respective
manufacturer's pages on the links listed below.
ARM
One board under active development for ARM is
the Gateway/Avila
2342 Network Processor. The board comes with a 533 MHz IXP 425
CPU, 64 Megabytes of RAM, 16 Megabytes of Flash, 4 Mini-PCI slots, and
two 10/100 Ethernet ports.
Other boards currently supported include:
MIPS
The first MIPS board to be targeted is the Router Board 532
which has a MIPS 32 4Kc based 266MHz CPU, 32 Megabytes of RAM,
1Mbit Flash chip Data storage, 128 Megabytes of NAND flash,
CompactFlash type I/II slot, three Ethernet ports and two MiniPCI Type
IIIA/IIIB slots.
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