Device | Operating System | Architecture | CPU | RAM |
---|---|---|---|---|
generic Intel | Ubuntu | i386 | generic x86 | 4GB+ |
MXQ s805 | Armbian | ARM Cortex A5 | Amlogic s805 | 1GB |
Mini XPlus (H24) | custom Debian | ARM Cortex A8 | Allwinner A10 | 1GB |
PogoPlug v4 | ArchLinux | ARMv5te | Marvell Kirkwood | 128MB |
Develompent is primarily done in a x86 PC running LinuxMint hence generic Intel hardware running Linux will be supported. I have a spare MXQ s805 that I want to use as my primary target to run VectorSigma. I believe the hardware requirements will be rather low and I would like to test VectorSigma on devices with light hardware. I have an old MiniX Plus and a PogoPlug v4 that I plan to use for performance testing. When the server is more stable and the platform is better understood I would like to implement VectorSigma on home routers that use opensource firmware. But that won't happen until sometime into the future.
I don't plan support for Windows or OS-X due to the fact I do not use those systems. Hopefully when the project gathers some attention someone will be encourage to add support for Windows and Mac machines.
I am sticking to gcc when ever possible. I believe the project is light enought to compile the code within the devices.