Hello everybody, just finished building my Efika system. Here it is:

efika - top
efika - boot
efika - boot serial


[ Edited by astrofos on 2007/3/14 15:42 ]

Having fun are we?

efika - top leads me to geo cities, not a picture. Might want to check that.

Needs MOS . .

Didn't know that geocities impose a data transfer limit. I moved the pics to flickr now.

@wole

Yes, I hava had the board since Wednesday and I like it very much. It is small and elegant. This might sound strange but I like that it has the cpu and memory fixed because the software that will target this board will have to be optimised (similar to consoles).

I might write a small review once I have it fully operational with linux. I want to use it as a file server (and maybe web server too if it can handle tomcat).

Not sure why but the links above are stating I'm not logged in and crashing ibrowse something nasty :P

Hi astrofos,
I have the same case. It's a good fit. I'm using cardboard for a backplate until I have time to cut one from metal.

@astrofos

Having the memory fixed is something I don't like, unless it comes with enough memory for future needs. As I see it, 256mb would have been better. Better to have and not need, than to need and not have a way to upgrade it without a soldering iron.

Don't have one yet. Haven't been able to justify the cost, its use etc. . .

Maybe that will change when MOS 1.5 is available. Maybe a luggage-able laptop thingy? Car-puter ? . . .

I would have purchased one already if it had onboard graphics and a few more features, and MOS. I don't care that it doesn't have a cd/dvd connector because I use an external burner (NOW) to share with all my cpu's. Beats buying a cd/dvd for each unit.

Don't have too much fun now . .

@astrofos

Hi

Can you tell me what brand and model number is that keyboard on the photos ?

[ Edited by deez on 2007/3/3 3:07 ]

@deez

see pm