On 03/31/2014 03:48 PM, [email protected] wrote:
On 31/03/14 20:59, David Anders wrote:

we aren't abandoning the original MinnowBoard.
Playing devils advocate for a moment, I'm wondering why you're not?
we have a number of OEM customers using the board as well as a large number of kernel developers who use the boards for regression testing.

The Max is obviously better and I can't imagine you sold vast numbers of the 
original. The distributor I bought my original Minnow from has discontinued 
them, so if I ever need/want to replace it I'll be looking for something else 
regardless.
As such, I'm obviously less inclined to invest much more into mine and I wonder 
how many others find themselves in a similar position.

yes indeed i have to agree Max is a leap ahead of the original minnow, but there continues to be a specific market for the original minnow specially among developers who need a small x86 platform to do kernel testing.

amazingly enough, a LOT of arm developers are using minnow to make sure they haven't broken any x86 aspects with patchsets....

Dave

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