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Netboard A10 boots with SageBIOS Coreboot from a 32Mbit serial SPI flash. non cond.ĭeciso supports both Linux and FreeBSD on the board, with other operating systems available on request. Temperature range – Operating: 0 to +45☌, Storage: -20 to +80☌.ACPI 3.0 (With 5V power rail always active).Ethernet – 4x Gigabit Ethernet (Intel 82574L).6x GPIO on header (2 shared with micro switch and gpio indicator led) Optional.3x Serial (2 on header, 1 with integrated usb serial converter on miniUSB B port).5x USB 2.0 (2 on header, 1 on edge connector, 2 external ports).Option 2: AMD Embedded GX-210HA G-Series SoC (2 x 1.0GHz Jaguar cores, 1MB L2 cache, 9W TDP, Radeon HD 8210E GPU).Option 1: AMD Embedded GX-415GA G-Series SoC (4 x 1.5GHz Jaguar cores, 2MB L2 cache, 15W TDP, Radeon HD 8330E GPU).AMD Embedded GX-416RA G-Series SoC (4x 1.65GHz Jaguar cores, 2MB L2 cache, 15W TDP, no GPU).The company also provides 2 other versions of the board that includes AMD G-Series SoCs with Radeon GPU. Deciso decided to use this processor in the standard version of their Netboard A10, a single board computer that can be used for network based appliances such as IP-PBX, Firewall & UTM or Load Balancer.

One of those new SoCs, GX-416RA, is especially designed for headless applications, and does not features GPU. AMD announced the G-Series SoC, AFAIK the first x86 SoC including CPU, GPU and chipset (ala ARM), at the end of April, and a few products are already available such as Win Enterprises MB-60830.

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