Smallest embedded HW to run Linux

What is the smallest (in size, not in computational power or memory) 
embedded hardware (CPU+USB Host+RS232+RAM+Ethernet+Parallel IO+Optional 
IDE/ATA) capable of running Linux (preferably kernel 2.6) ? 

Ben Scott wrote:
> What is the smallest (in size, not in computational power or memory) 
> embedded hardware (CPU+USB Host+RS232+RAM+Ethernet+Parallel IO+Optional 
> IDE/ATA) capable of running Linux (preferably kernel 2.6) ? 
> 
> 
Have a look here;

http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8498487406.html

Ben Scott wrote:
> What is the smallest (in size, not in computational power or memory)
> embedded hardware (CPU+USB Host+RS232+RAM+Ethernet+Parallel IO+Optional
> IDE/ATA) capable of running Linux (preferably kernel 2.6) ?

Check out:
http://www.picocomputing.com

I just saw them at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston and the
rep there said that a Linux BSP is a month or two away.  Since Linux is
already up and running on the PowerPC in the Virtex 4, it shouldn't be
too tough to get running.

John

On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 22:10:18 +0800, Benny Cemoli wrote:

> Ben Scott wrote:
>> What is the smallest (in size, not in computational power or memory) 
>> embedded hardware (CPU+USB Host+RS232+RAM+Ethernet+Parallel IO+Optional 
>> IDE/ATA) capable of running Linux (preferably kernel 2.6) ? 
>> 
>> 
> Have a look here;
> 
> http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8498487406.html

Cool reference - thanks. I have a mini-itx; they are indeed fun to play
with.

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Ben Scott wrote:
> What is the smallest (in size, not in computational power or memory) 

Gumstix

http://www.gumstix.com/
http://www.gumstix.org/

> embedded hardware (CPU+USB Host+RS232+RAM+Ethernet+Parallel IO+Optional 
> IDE/ATA) capable of running Linux (preferably kernel 2.6) ? 

has addon 'daughterboards' for the heritage I/O


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