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Revision as of 22:20, 29 July 2005
4G Systems
mtx-1 (MeshCube)
Acer
PICA-61
Agenda
VR3
Baget
Baget
Broadcom
BCM91250 (Swarm) – BCM6345
Casio
E-1x – E-55 – E-65 – E-1xx – BE-300 –
Cobalt
Qube – Qube 2 – Raq – Raq 2
Digital Equipment
DECstation
Edimax
BR6104
Everex
Freestyle
Mechatronic Brick
mb1100
MIPS
Atlas – Magnum 4000 – Magnum 4000SC – Millenium 4000 – Malta
Momentum
Jaguar ATX – Ocelot 3
mycable
XXS 1500
NEC
CMB4133 – RISCstation – Mobile Gear MC-R730 – Mobile Gear MC-730F – Netpower 100 – Osprey
Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Olivetti
M700-10
OvisLink
MU5000FS
Philips
Nino – Velo – Handheld and Palm PCs
PMC-Sierra
Yosemite – Big Sur – Stretch
Siemens-Nixdorf
RM 200 – RW320
Silicon_Graphics
Challenge S – Indigo – Indigo 2 – Indigo 2 R10000 – Indigo R4000 – Indy – O2 – Octane – Onyx – Onyx 2 – Origin – POWER Indigo 2 – Tezro
Sony
Playstation – Playstation 2 – PSP
Toshiba
TMPR39xx – RBTX49XX – RBHMA4500
Vadem
Clio
Unsupported Systems
Because people frequently confuse system names here a list of systems that are not subject of the Linux/MIPS projects because they don't use a MIPS processor:
- IBM RS6000. Frequently assumed to be a MIPS system because of the R6000 processor. The RS6000 series of workstations is based on a PowerPC processor and as such you probably want to checkout the Linux PPC site.
- VaxStation. Being based on Digital Equipment's VAX architecture the Linux/VAX project is taking care if this class of systems.
- SGI Visual Workstation. There are a few i386-based variants. Latest models are based on Intel's IA-64 architecture.
- SGI Iris 1000 / 2000 / 3000 series systems. These are very old Silicon Graphics systems from the late 80's based on the Motorola 68000 architecture. As such they're subject of the Linux/m68k project.
