Hello Jim.
Yes I'd agree that the Pi, since version 3 has really surpassed the BBB,
which is only 512MB of RAM. But it is interesting that the OS is in
EMCC instead of on the SD card.
Mike
On 04/12/2016 15:29, Jim Kutsch wrote:
I have two of them. Over the years, I used one for my AllStar radio over IP
node controller but later I moved that to a PI3. Now one BBB runs my home
Asterisk. The second one is configured as a packet radio BBS for ham radio
digital traffic handling. I've been very happy with the BBB. For a while, I
liked them much better than the original PI. But I tend to think the PI3 has
surpassed the BBB.
It's worth noting that I don't run Speakup on these. I find it easier in a
production system, like the AllStar node, not to run native Speakup on the
system. Instead, I have another PI or my laptop that I use to SSH in.
Cheers, Jim
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Subject: [raspberry-vi] Beaglebone Black
Hello folks,
Does anybody on here have a Beaglebone Black single-board computer? If so,
do
you have anything particular to say about it?
Mike
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