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The Axis CPU used on the FOX Board LX832 is discontinued since July 2010. Here are the solutions we suggest to our customers
For the new projects we suggest to evaluate the new Aria G25 system on module or the Terra board both based on an Atmel ARM9 CPU at 400Mhz.
We can still produce on demand batches of brand new FOX Board LX832. Contact us for more info.
This is the list of document, articles and tutorials related to the FOX Board embedded Linux systems based on Axis ETRAX 100LX CPU
Be aware that the /mnt/flash directory is mounted on a FLASH memory that can only be written a finite number of times (about 100K). Please don't save counters, logs or other frequently refreshed files in this directory but use /var directory instead that is implemented in RAM memory. All the boards broken with this method usually can't be reflashed and will be considered out of terms of warranty.
 | Historical FOX Board version based on Axis Communications ETRAX 100LX microprocessor. The available quantity depends on how many chips are still available in the end-of-life products market. Please note:
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