“…The Axis Developer Board is based on a 32-bit RISC processor
running at 100MHz, and capable of performing at 100MIPS. It
includes 10/100 MBit Ethernet connection, 2 parallel ports, 2
serial ports, and 8MB of DRAM. In addition to the hardware, the
board ships with a development suite that includes a gcc-based
compiler.”
“Software already ported to the board includes sash (a low
footprint shell), telnetd, Boa (a web server), smtpclient,
sntpdate, Elvis-tiny (a vi variant), and utilities for building and
compressing an ext2 filesystem.”
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