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CPU Boards
Generally all motherboards based on the x86 architecture can be used with
Linux. Some boards are especially convenient for embedded systems. Besides the
x86 family Linux supports a variety of other plattforms which are listed in the
ports page.
Multi Architecture

|  Techsol |
Techsol manufactures and sells ARM, Xscale and PowerPC based CPU Modules.
Development kits are also available for these Medallion CPU modules.
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ARM

|  Sunsrise Systems |
Credit-card size StrongARM single board computer (SBC) with Linux and
eCos support. It provides an array of onboard peripherals including serial
I/O, I2C, USB and a user-programmable FPGA for virtual I/O. The power
consumption is less then 400 mW and it comes with SRAM, EEPROM, Flash and
SD-RAM memory in different configurations.
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|  Axotec Phoenix |
A chipcard sized modular computer, based on ARM. It has up to 64 MB
flash, 64 MB SDRAM and a variety of interfaces, including ethernet. The bus
is completely available on the connectors. Less than 380 mW are required.
The module is preinstalled with a 2.4 Linux kernel.
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|  Metaflow |
This company develops customer specific Systems on Chip with Linux
support. You have the choice between an ARM and SPARC cores.
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|  PLEB |
A former university project which wants to develop an ARM based board. At
the moment no final product to be seen.
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|  LART |
ARM based Embedded Linux Board developed by the University of Delft.
Schematics are available for free, you can built up your own boards. LART was
especially devleoped for high performance (more than 200 MIPS) with low power
(less than 1 W). The project can be discussed on a mailing list.
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|  Applied Data Systems |
This company sells SA1110 based StrongARM boards which are especially made
for applications with low power and high performance requirements.
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|  impA7 |
impA7 is a complete embedded PC, developed by
implementa, based on a 72 MHz ARM7 core. The system has a variety of peripherals
integrated and has a very low power design.
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|  Karo Electronics |
XScale board "Triton" and automation plattform "INFINTY" which is based on it.
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x86

|  Stanford Wearables |
Mini server based on Jumptec's DIMM-PC. The first attempt to install Linux
on a Jumptec DIMM-PC was done by the
Stanford Wearable Computing Laboratory.
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|  Tiquit |
Company founded by the people from the stanford wearables project. Sells
solutions concerning with small computer systems.
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|  Apolio |
Apolio develops turn key solutions for internet based peripherals, based on
the self developed Trio-"System on Chip".
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|  DIL/Net-PC |
486 board with up to 100 MHz, flash, IO and network. The board has the
same size as an DIL 68 IC. SSV Embedded
Systems GmbH has also a Linux distribution which is made for this system
and has drivers for all on board components.
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|  TRM/816 |
Miniature embedded class IPC, based on the DIL/Net-PC. Complete system
(book size) with embedded Linux. Has LAN, CAN-Bus, serial and parallel IO,
keyboard and graphics display.
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|  DIMM-PCs |
Small all in one PCs in DIMM form factor from Jumptec. There is a distribution
named White Dwarf Linux
especially made for this systems. Solutions based on this board are
developed by BFAD
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Motorola

|  Colibree |
A Coldfire based mini terminal made by Domologic. Goal of the project is to supply
a user terminal for home automation systems.
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|  LIAB |
Linux in a Box - 386EX based board.
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|  DragonEngine |
A DragonBall board with 10BaseT Ethernet and an FPGA.
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