Systems

Systems By Manufacturer

4G Systems

• mtx-1 (MeshCube)

Acer

• PICA-61

Agenda

• VR3

Algorithmics

• P4032
• P5064
• P6032
• P6064

Baget

• Baget

Broadcom

• BCM91250 (Swarm)
• BCM6345

Casio

• E-1x
• E-55
• E-65
• E-1xx
• BE-300

Cobalt

• Qube
• Qube 2
• Raq
• Raq 2

D-Link

• DSL-500T
• DSL-504T
• DSL-G604T

Deskstation

• rPC44
• Tyne

Digital Equipment

• DECstation

Edimax

• BR6104

Everex

• Freestyle

Hawking

• H2WR54G

IDT

• IDT Evaluation boards

IBM

• WorkPad z50

LASAT Networks

• LASAT Masquerade 2
• LASAT Masquerade Pro

Mechatronic Brick

• mb1100

MIPS

• Atlas
• Magnum 4000
• Magnum 4000SC
• Millenium 4000
• Malta
• MIPSsim

Momentum

• Jaguar ATX
• Ocelot 3

mycable

• XXS 1500

NCD

• HMX
• 19r

NEC

• CMB4133
• DDB5074
• DDB5476
• RISCstation
• Mobile Gear MC-R730
• Mobile Gear MC-730F
• MobilePro 770 (MC-R520A)
• MobilePro 780 (MC-R530A)
• MobilePro 790 (MC-R550A)
• MobilePro 800 (MC-R700A)
• MobilePro 880 (MC-R730A)
• Netpower 100
• Osprey

Nintendo

• Nintendo 64

Olivetti

• M700-10

OvisLink

• MU5000FS

Philips

• Nino
• Velo
• Handheld and Palm PCs

Planet

• WAP-1963
• WAP-1963A
• WAP-4033
• WAP-4035

PMC-Sierra

• Yosemite
• Big Sur
• Stretch

RMI

• ArizonaATX-I
• ArizonaATX-II
• PCIX-I

Sharp

• Mobilion PRO PV5000A

Siemens-Nixdorf

• RM 200
• RM 400
• RW320

Silicon_Graphics

• Challenge S
• Indigo
• Indigo 2
• Indigo 2 R10000
• Indigo R4000
• Indy
• O2
• Octane
• Onyx
• Onyx 2
• Origin
• POWER Indigo 2
• Tezro

Solwise

• SAR600E

Sony

• Playstation
• Playstation 2
• PSP

Tektronix

• XP217C
• XP338

Toshiba

• TMPR39xx
• RBTX49XX
• RBHMA4500

Vadem

• Clio

Categories

• DSL routers
• Single Board Computers

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.