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Originariamente inviato da eaman
Quote from http://hackaday.com/2015/10/16/intel...ational-board/
james says:
October 16, 2015 at 7:43 am
Having worked extensively with the Intel Edison over the last six months all I can say is I am incredibly frustrated with the level of support Intel has given for the Edison. There is a decent sized community trying to work with this thing, but there is so little support and documentation that the potential of this great piece of hardware is being wasted. On top of that, they took almost a year to release an image that allowed use of the Quark, and the functionality is so limited that it doesn’t serve it’s intended purpose. It’s a real shame. I had high hopes for this very powerful hardware, but I will never devote so much time to an Intel module again. |
Intel Curie (Quark SE) dovrebbe essere meno potente della cpu usata su Intel Edison
(come minimo avrà una frequenza di clock più bassa), si spera che questa volta non facciano idiozie con il firmware.
A forza di aggiunte di funzionalità di vario tipo e modalità di gestione energia e periferiche legacy, basta anche solo che il software di System Management Mode non sia eccelso per sputtanare le prestazioni hard realtime con jitter assurdi e cose simili.