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matej:
What about port TinyLinux on this 24Euro  ARM computer (50pieces for 19Euro)?
https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/iMX233/iMX233-OLinuXino-MICRO/open-source-hardware

Super small, cheap, SDCard, TVout, audio pins, USB... Made in Bulgaria :).



    iMX233 ARM926J processor at 454Mhz
    64 MB RAM
    SD-card connector for booting the Linux image
    TV PAL/NTSC video output
    1 USB High Speed Host
    Three buttons
    2x30 pin GPIO for connection of other hardware
    PCB dimensions: 3.00'' x 1.70'' (76.2mm x 43.2mm)
    Nominal dimensions: 3.40'' x 1.70'' (86.4mm x 43.2mm)

bmarkus:
For me it seems to be too week in resources. 64MB RAM is adequate only for dedicated embedded system, not for a typical LINUX like TC (in this respect). The MAXI version still has higher price than Raspberry but only 64M RAM, 450MHz CPU, so it is not competitive, not speaking about other HW boards. The only advantage it has audio input.

Possible OpenWRT is a better choise.

Of course it is just my private view.

matej:
And what about their upcoming A10 OLIMEX OLINUXINO-LIME???

    A10, Cortex-A8, 1Ghz, NEON, VPU, GPU
    DDR3 512MB
    microSD card
    optional 4GB NAND Flash
    SATA + power supply
    HDMI 1080p
    USB-OTG
    Ethernet 100Mbit
    2x USB hosts
    Lipo battery managment and connector
    200 GPIOs on 0.05″ connectors
    PWR jack +5V only

Price? "The price? it will be nice surprise! Our target is to get as close as we can to one other popular fruit computer ;) but to offer additionally SATA and LiPo as UPS backup (USB will keep working when on LiPo battery power supply)"

http://olimex.wordpress.com/2013/09/19/a10-olinuxino-lime-sneak-preview/

roberts:
Tiny Core already runs on many Allwinner A10 systems, including Mele (with SATA), MK802, Marsboard, Hackberry, and Cubieboard. So if Lime is a typical uboot A10 system it should not be much of an effort.

Of course without actual hardware to test the actual effort is unknown. A10 maybe popular but it requires several "compiled" configuration files that other arm systems do not. Additionally there does not seem to be a big demand for these Allwinner arm systems, especially single core.

curaga:

--- Quote ---Our target is to get as close as we can to one other popular fruit computer
--- End quote ---

So a Macbook Air price ;)

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