David Armstrong wrote: > would anyone concider this approach feasable > http://code.google.com/p/miniemc2/ then attach a fpga sub board similar to > the mesa 7i43 perhaps for a fully contained web browser style application I see some problems. Only 64 BM of RAM, and only 400 MHz. The Beagle Boards have a CPU that run at 720 MHz, and 256 MB RAM. This runs a Linux system that is noticeably slower than a good desktop, but good enough for software development directly on the Beagle. But, the REAL killer is that the ARM920T does not have floating point instructions! This would cause a MASSIVE slowdown in executing stock LinuxCNC code, as FP is used extensively throughout it. The Beagle's OMAP processor does have hardware FP support.
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