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Latest revision as of 18:17, 13 July 2017
Supported Hardware
Reference Designs
Four Ethernut reference designs are available, based on 8-bit AVR as well as 32-bit ARM7 and ARM9. All schematics and the CAD data are published as Open Source Hardware and may be freely used for private or commercial purposes. More...
Compatible Boards
Nut/OS is readily available for a number of boards from different manufacturers and hobbyists. More...
