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I saw a post on the SheevaPlug at Slashdot and then in Popular Mechanics. It seemed like an interesting device it runs @ 2.5w, no fans, solid state and no need for a monitor.
For years I have carried around an old CRT monitor just in case my linux box crashed, no need as this has a real serial console built in.
This instructable will detail how to build a SheevaPlug with Fedora (v12), to both run and boot off of a SD card.
I got a lot of good info from the PlugComputer Forum and a FedoraProject Wiki
For years I have carried around an old CRT monitor just in case my linux box crashed, no need as this has a real serial console built in.
This instructable will detail how to build a SheevaPlug with Fedora (v12), to both run and boot off of a SD card.
I got a lot of good info from the PlugComputer Forum and a FedoraProject Wiki
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You will need:
SheevaPlug Dev Kit (I bought mine from Global Scale)
SD Card
SD Card Reader
A linux box to install the OS on the SD card.
SheevaPlug Dev Kit (I bought mine from Global Scale)
SD Card
SD Card Reader
A linux box to install the OS on the SD card.
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Dec 7, 2009. 3:31 PM
noelportugal
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noelportugal
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Good Job! I have been keeping an eye on the sheevaplug and/or pogoplug for a few months now. It will be the perfect companion for a lot of complex projects. Plus the low energy consumption makes it really desirable.
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