Any experience with an Xburst Mips-based netbook:EPC-7000a-Linux?
Delbert Franz
ddf at iqdotdt.com
Sun Oct 7 19:33:43 EDT 2012
Does anyone have any experience with the netbook: EPC-7000A-Linux,
which appears to use an Xburst Mips chip? Specs on the web are a bit
sketchy and unclear. My interest in it would be as a more powerful
platform on which to develop C-programs that would run on the Nanonote
without recompilation. The specs I have found are too sketchy to even
begin to answer that question. It is not even clear who is making
the produce!
Here is a link to one of several web sites that appear to be offering
the same netbook. Not much in the way of reviews:)
http://www.yiwuen.com/wholesale-umpc-7inch-7-inch-7quot-netbook-umpc-mini-laptop-wifi_p1156736.html
Of course the recent work in getting QEMU to work by Hans Bezemer is
an alternative. I guess I'm not quite ready to plunge into that
challenge:) If the C compiler runs on that platform, it might be a
good alternative. I suspect my current desktop running QEMU would be
far more powerful than the netbook running an unspecified MIPS CPU
(other than Xburst) at 400 MHz:)
Thanks for any ideas.
Delbert
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