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Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval board
Posted on 18-Nov-2004 21:47:15
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@digitaldisaster
>If we put 2xGigabit Ethernet connectors on then yes we may well remove the 10/100
>connectors, depends how much it costs to keep them. The connectors wouldn't cost much but
>wou could get a few doalrs back off the PHY's

I think this is a good idea. We really only need one, some might like two connectors. They can be 10/100/Gb each so you don't need seperate ports for 10/100 and another for Gb. My MythTV box has a single ethernet port suporting any 10/100/Gb speed... And I would like Gb available, as if I ever get the Myth box actually doing what I want, it will be convenient to have extreme speed so it can stream to other computers in the house. Also for another linux box that I hope to use for playing with verilog simulations for FPGA projects. I don't expect to do anything huge, but verilog sims have the ability to get gargantuous... Plus I'll be running X GUIs over the network, and for that the faster the better. :)

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      Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster18-Nov-2004 22:01:52
          Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster18-Nov-2004 23:27:12
              Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval board19-Nov-2004 1:27:01
                  Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardfishy_fis19-Nov-2004 7:42:28
                      Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster19-Nov-2004 8:17:14
                          Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardEric_S20-Nov-2004 10:10:40
                              Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster22-Nov-2004 18:56:54
                                  Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardSeer22-Nov-2004 19:26:46
                                      Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster22-Nov-2004 19:28:13
                              Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster22-Nov-2004 19:02:20
                          Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardolegil20-Nov-2004 11:58:57
                              Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardCyborg22-Nov-2004 12:56:44
                                  Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardolegil22-Nov-2004 14:21:48
                                  Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster22-Nov-2004 18:57:32
                          Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boardminator22-Nov-2004 17:17:36
                              Re: Momentum PPC 970 eval boarddigitaldisaster22-Nov-2004 19:00:06



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