An Inside Look @ MyLinux PLW...

[Joel C. Black]

Is there a Java VM available for the Hitachi chips? Will the Mozilla browser
on the PLW be able to support Java applets? If not are there any efforts to
port java over to this chip? By the way Great job!!! Our company is really
interested in this device for use with a product currently under
development.

Thanks,
Joel Black
Cyber Home Systems

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Wehrli" <rwehrli@azpower.com>
To: <plug-devel@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us>; "MyLinux" <mylinux@azpower.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 9:35 PM
Subject: Re: An Inside Look @ MyLinux PLW...


> "Ozlanski, Tony" wrote:
> >
> >         The designs look great, I really like how you made the animated
3D
> > GIF. What will the OS be (will it be the 2.4 kernel), and is that true
that
>
> I've been working with a 2.3.99 and a 2.4.1 kernel for it...we'll see
> how it goes, but by the time we get to production, I fully expect to be
> at 2.4.x or higher :)
>
> > this thing has 128MB of RAM? IF so that is very impressive. Will there
be a
>
> Yes!  64-128 MegaBYTES of low power, battery backed Micron PC-133
> SDRAM...the design also has (on the other side of the board) 32-64
> Megabytes of Intel StrataFlash.  Note that we're doing all accesses at
> 32 bits wide whereas many other devices run at 16-bits.  This means
> better read performance than just about any other similar platform out
> there.
>
> > way to connect a modem to it for remote access? I'm guessing it will be
a
> > USB modem?
> >
>
> You can use a PCMCIA modem (also on the other side, see:
> http://www.azpower.com/mylinux/mylinuxplw.html for a list of features!),
> you can use an external USB or RS-232 modem, too.  We also have a
> dedicated RS-485 serial port for developers.
>
> Note that we can offer units using 133, 166 and 200MHz processors,
> 64/128MB of SDRAM and 32/64MB of Flash.
>
> Take Care.
>
> Rob!
>