On Mon, 24 Sep 2018 19:20:00 +1200,
nospam.Mike.Powell@f1.n770.z5355.fidonet.org (Mike Powell) declaimed the
following:

>I have never tried BBSing (or anything) on a Beagle.  Is it an intel board, or
>ARM?  If it is intel, I have some experience with the UP Board.  I run a

 Arm based -- but product line runs a wide gamut. The BeagleBone Black
(rev C) is a 1GHz 32-bit ARM, 512kB RAM, 4GB eMMC on-board (and also has
uSDHC slot), Ethernet (not via USB translation). A lot of GPIOs, and
includes ADC and PWM capability (also has two "Programmable Realtime Units"
which can be used when a protocol needs deterministic timings as they do
not run an OS). Main OS is Debian.

 Variations exist for WiFi, Robotics...

 The big BeagleBoard X15 costs as much as a bottom end desktop computer.
Dual Cortex-A15 @ 1.5GHz, dual 700MHz DSP, 4 PRUs, 2GB RAM, dual Gigabit
Ethernet, 3x USB 3, eSATA


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