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From: David du Colombier <0intro@gmail.com>
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> Another type of machine worth looking at is the EdgeRouter Lite (aka
> Erlite 3) from Ubiquiti Networks

I agree that the EdgeRouter Lite could be a very good platform to make
a MIPS64 port.

It has a serial port and runs U-Boot, so it's pretty convenient as
as development platform.

The documentation of the Cavium CN5020 can be found very easily.

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David du Colombier