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True but at least you can actually buy a beagleboard :P There's an 8mos waiting list for Pi's where I live, only to get a broadcom firmware ridden toy. With co
by dobbsbob 14y ago
True but at least you can actually buy a beagleboard :P There's an 8mos waiting list for Pi's where I live, only to get a broadcom firmware ridden toy.
With completely open hardware you could hack a beagleboard forever. Or buy a Cubieboard for $49, or Uputer Pi for $69,
- chimeracoder 14y agoI understand - that wasn't meant as a challenge; rather, a request for a recommendation! I was on the verge of placing an order for a Raspberry Pi today. I took a look at the Arch Linux ARM devices (http://archlinuxarm.org/ http://archlinuxarm.org/), but if you (or anybody else) has any experience with a particular one, let me know.