Didier Juges <shali...@gmail.com> writes: > I have a few of these old PC-104 x86 boards: > http://www.diamondsystems.com/products/prometheusEAL > They have a 100MHz ZFx86 low power processor with built-in Ethernet MAC and > Phy, 32MB of RAM and 2MB of flash and they can run Linux. > I was wondering if anyone had run NTP on a system like this.
I ran NTP on a a uVax III with 16 MB of RAM (running 4.2BSD) in the early 90s. That's about a 3 vaxmip CPU, so yours is probably 20x faster. So there's no reason it should be a problem. The biggest issues witll likely be keeping the OS trimmed to fit and dealing with compiling the latest NTP to keep up.
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