27 Jun
1998
27 Jun
'98
12:34 p.m.
On Sun, 28 Jun 1998, Pete Turnbull wrote:
On Jun 27, 16:50, Hotze wrote:
Are you guys both smoking the same stuff? CE does not exist for PA-RISC
or SGI MIPS, and while it does exist for Acorn/Digital/Intel ARM, it
hasn't shipped on any real hardware platform that I know of.
It has shipped on a couple of NEC MIPS derivatives and Hitachi SH. There
is also support for ARM, PPC, and x86, but I haven't heard of any hardware
shipping for those platforms.
ObCC-Q: What was the first microprocessor-based box to run Unix?
ObCC-A: The Z8000-based Onyx C8002 in 1980.
-- Doug
Most Windows CE devices are based on HP/NEC
PA-RISC (IIRC)
processors, or SGI MIPS processors.
Or Acorn/Digital StrongARM.