There are several Linux distros for it at the moment and a plethora of modifications, for instance USB host and client.
I have a USB modded Zipit Z2 and I was wondering if it were possible to run mining software and say an FPGA.
I would think it would be neat and very cost effective in terms of power.
Let me know what you think!
Pretty much any Linux computer with USB ports can be set up to run CGMiner. I've heard of anything from wireless routers to small ARM systems like the rpi or my MK802 II. Installing Linux can be the hard part, as it's pretty easy to build CGMiner and get it up and running. I've been running my MK802 II for many months with no issues.
Yeah, I figured it would work out.
I've had my RPI for like 6 months now and I still don't use it, lol.
Once I get my hands on an FPGA I might use the RPI.
I mainly just wanted to see if anyone on here is familiar with the Zipit Z2, lol.
Thanks for responding.