RobertRoss
Member
Hi be80be,
The only thing I was able to get from Atmel was this:
http://store.atmel.com/CBC.aspx?q=c:100122
and this:
**broken link removed**
And when I calculate the bear minimal system components to run linux so I can display "Hello world" we need:
Arm MCU: 12$
MN2, MN3: (Ram): 20$
MN4, MN5 (Flash): 14$
MN1G MN1F: ???
Approximately 46$
Why can't there be a simple schematic with the minimal hardware required to run the smalles possible distro of Linux so to be able to simply display "Hello Worrld" or a few pictures and that's it?
Why does every development board come with dozens of features that I don't need?
discouraged
The only thing I was able to get from Atmel was this:
http://store.atmel.com/CBC.aspx?q=c:100122
and this:
**broken link removed**
And when I calculate the bear minimal system components to run linux so I can display "Hello world" we need:
Arm MCU: 12$
MN2, MN3: (Ram): 20$
MN4, MN5 (Flash): 14$
MN1G MN1F: ???
Approximately 46$
Why can't there be a simple schematic with the minimal hardware required to run the smalles possible distro of Linux so to be able to simply display "Hello Worrld" or a few pictures and that's it?
Why does every development board come with dozens of features that I don't need?
discouraged