linuxcnc 2.9.2 (live) on the intel n100 cpu

Much better!
There is no off chart excursions anymore on the first picture under load, so attach the Mesa board and start making chips.

This is an unreasonable load for linuxcnc but here we go. 9 glxgears, youtube streaming, recompiling a project with files on a network drive.
Youtube video stutters a bit because of the load, so it is at least a bit loaded.
Still inside +- 15 usecs.
 
gambaf, you use isolcpus=2,3 so you still can get that sort of delays, use isolcpus=1,2,3

 

Quick shoutout to Gambaf & Hakan for the efforts and for pushing out hardware specifics with relevant benchmarks (thanks guys). Got two on order, although one will be returned. Opted in for a mountable/industrial passive cooling unit here... should fit nicely in the control cabinet.

I'll update on the "what's with J6426 -vs- N100" in a week or two. 

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Are those tiny holes for external antenna extensions? The built-in wifi antenna in my unit is only useful on the bench.
I guess I have to use an usb wifi dongle to get wifi in/out of the cabinet. Great if it possible to place
the antenna outside of the cabinet.

I think the J6426 will be fine as well. The celerons I have tested work fine, although the j6426 obviously is in the Pentium family.
Proper packaging btw.
 

Hakan wrote:

I guess I have to use an usb wifi dongle to get wifi in/out of the cabinet. Great if it possible to place
the antenna outside of the cabinet.
 

Haha I like that external wifi idea, thanks for that image missing /media/kunena/emoticons/cool.png
Yeah the kit comes with wifi threaded terminals that fits in the tiny holes you've already spotted. Not on the pic (optional). I get some 2.4Ghz extension leads. Nice one thx!

@Gambaf @Hakan - Quick update on the score. Looks like I'm subscribed to The N100 Cult (Winner). In a few words; stupid fast and reliable. Not entirely sure what took me so long to pull the trigger on one of those... must be that intel luv affair. 

Not uploading benchmarks as you did, mine's identical if not slightly better, but that's probably because I've applied the IRQ affinity hack (credits to mozmck). Got shots from the desktop and the benchtop though image missing /media/kunena/emoticons/sideways.png

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