LinuxDevices.com: Honey, I shrunk the Linux system! (in-depth with the
CerfCube)
Jun 30, 2001, 23:00 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Jerry Epplin)
The CerfCube is a small (3 inches on each side) cube that holds
a StrongARM-based single-board computer running Linux. It's built
as a blank slate for OEM's. This article offers some in-depth info
on the device.
"The Linux CerfCube comes complete with a Linux kernel
and Apache web server, and sells for $379 at quantity one.
The CerfCube is basically a miniature Linux "box" consisting of
a StrongARM-based SBC (called a CerfBoard) enclosed in a cast
aluminum cube, three inches on a side. Do the math: with a
CerfCube, you can fit a complete (networked) Linux system in just
0.015 cubic foot!"
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