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This is the problem when building around a specific part, no matter how cheap. The hobbyist community has selected certain daughter boards to clone, and then pl
by DiabloD3 4y ago
This is the problem when building around a specific part, no matter how cheap. The hobbyist community has selected certain daughter boards to clone, and then place SoCs on them that can run Linux (or any other hobbyist OS). If one SoC vanishes from the market, you can drop another one in, and often with zero changes to your design, keep going.
- TheLoafOfBread 4y agoSometimes you just don't want to run full stack OS on a chip to switch relays, while consuming 10 times more energy than running FreeRTOS on MCU.