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From: John Hay <jhay@meraka.org.za>
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Subject: embedded board with 3 X wireless
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Hi Guys,

We have been using AVILA, xscale arm based boards with 4 X MiniPCI slots
for a long time now. They are getting EOL and I was wondering what to
replace it with. Any ideas? Here is my short list of requirements:

- Run FreeBSD
- Boot from itself, even if you need to add some flash. We used CF on AVILA.
- Possible to have 3 X wireless. It can be a mix of builtin and some form
	of expansion. Wireless needs an antenna connector so that an
	external antenna can be connected.
- 1 X Ethernet. More won't hurt, but is not needed.
- 128MB RAM or more.

Thanks

John
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John Hay -- jhay@freebsd.org / jhay@meraka.org.za