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If pterm's post is accurate, the TI AM1705 is a 32-bit ARM chip which dates from 2017... and it runs Linux.davisjj wrote:Sooner or later, Nord is going to have to jump to ARM, but it's likely using the Motorola architecture still. ARM would be so much better, but that would be a ton of work to rework the entire operating system.
It "can" run Linux but not necessarily... and teh processor alone means nothing, it depends on where you put it (rest of HW architecture)PScooter63 wrote:If pterm's post is accurate, the TI AM1705 is a 32-bit ARM chip which dates from 2017... and it runs Linux.davisjj wrote:Sooner or later, Nord is going to have to jump to ARM, but it's likely using the Motorola architecture still. ARM would be so much better, but that would be a ton of work to rework the entire operating system.