arm boards for embedding bluez

Hey

Does anyone have a feel for what is available now for doing embedded bluez stuff with arm? I would like to put together something with a class 1 adapter... it seems like there was talk of a board for embedding that had class 1 built in but I can't find it in the archives and googling reveals a bunch of designs that have probably been abandoned.

I am hoping that by doing linux on arm, it would be cheaper/smaller/cooler than the $200+ each that a small x86 barebones board costs, eg: http://www.kontron.com/products/pdproductdetail.cfm?keyProduct=32658&kps=1689&kpc=237&keySiteRegion=1

but 300Mhz/IDE/VGA is overkill for this... I just want something that could stream a2dp & do voip to a headset and act as an access point for a bluetooth pda.

Brad

Hi Brad,

how about this:

http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/BuildABlueSlug

Haven't tried it myself (yet), but looking forward to the nearing Beta release of OpenSlug to build a cheap and low-power bluetooth access point/NAS.

Regards.
Matthias

Quoted 14 lines · Brad Midgley

Hey

Does anyone have a feel for what is available now for doing embedded bluez stuff with arm? I would like to put together something with a class 1 adapter... it seems like there was talk of a board for embedding that had class 1 built in but I can't find it in the archives and googling reveals a bunch of designs that have probably been abandoned.

I am hoping that by doing linux on arm, it would be cheaper/smaller/cooler than the $200+ each that a small x86 barebones board costs, eg:
http://www.kontron.com/products/pdproductdetail.cfm?keyProduct=32658&kps=1689&kpc=237&keySiteRegion=1

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but 300Mhz/IDE/VGA is overkill for this... I just want something that could stream a2dp & do voip to a headset and act as an access point for a bluetooth pda.

Brad

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Hi Brad,

how about this:

http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/BuildABlueSlug

Haven't tried it myself (yet), but looking forward to the nearing Beta release of OpenSlug to build a cheap and low-power bluetooth access point/NAS.

Regards.
Matthias

Quoted 10 lines · Brad Midgley

Hey

Does anyone have a feel for what is available now for doing embedded bluez stuff with arm? I would like to put together something with a class 1 adapter... it seems like there was talk of a board for embedding that had class 1 built in but I can't find it in the archives and googling reveals a bunch of designs that have probably been abandoned.

I am hoping that by doing linux on arm, it would be cheaper/smaller/cooler than the $200+ each that a small x86 barebones board costs, eg: http://www.kontron.com/products/pdproductdetail.cfm?keyProduct=32658&kps=1689&kpc=237&keySiteRegion=1

but 300Mhz/IDE/VGA is overkill for this... I just want something that could stream a2dp & do voip to a headset and act as an access point for a bluetooth pda.

Brad

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