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Old 26th June 2016
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Default LiteBSD & RetroBSD

Did you know there are two full-fledged BSDs available for PIC32 microcontrollers? It's true! There's RetroBSD (http://retrobsd.org/) and LiteBSD (http://litebsd.org/).

I'm a committer for both. I'll also be presenting about them both at the next NYC*BUG meeting in about a week and a half's time (July 6--yes, it will be livestreamed).

If you're interested in learning about the smallest BSDs, NYC is the place to be!
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Old 27th June 2016
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http://www.nycbug.org/index.cgi?action=view&id=10645
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Wow, I can't believe I never even heard of this :-/
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https://hackaday.io/project/643-minibsd-laptop-computer

It'd be a neat "laptop" to carry around =)
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https://www.crowdsupply.com/knivd/ello-2m
Depending on the version you get, it'll run RetroBSD or LiteBSD (LiteBSD is the more expensive one).
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