SBC packs six-port GbE switch, runs Linux on Armada 38x
SolidRun launched a Linux-supported “ClearFog” sandwich-style networking SBC with an Armada 38x-based COM, six switched GbE ports, and MikroBus expansion.
SolidRun, which is known for its Linux-friendly HummingBoard SBCs and CuBox mini-PCs, has launched a 38x-MicroSoM computer-on-module based on a dual-core Marvell Armada 38x system-on-chip, along with an open-spec companion carrier board aimed at networking and IoT gateway duty. The combination, which is available with Yocto Project or OpenWRT Linux, is available as a ClearFog SBC. A Pro version with six gigabit Ethernet ports is available now starting at $170, and a Base version with dual GbE ports, is coming soon
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