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LynuxWorks' LynxOS 5.0 Adds Support for Emerson Network Power's MVME7100 Single-Board Computer (SBC)

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http://www.lynuxworks.com – Board Support Package (BSP) enables Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) on e600 PowerPC processors, offering a viable growth path for VersaModular Eurocard bus (VMEbus) customers with applications on previous-generation VME boards. (Embedded)

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