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Mike Silva wrote:
> To ask a variant of the OP's question, what is the simplest way to get
> a single-board computer running Ada?  I've only done Ada on a PC, but
> would enjoy fooling around with an Ada SBC to do some realtime  multi-
> task projects.  However, I don't have a bunch of time to devote to
> getting up and running.  So, what is the closest thing to a turnkey
> Ada SBC?  Something running Linux?  Or...?
> 

OP clarified that that this was not his original question but it is 
still a valid one. I'd have to say that an x86 based linux system is 
going to be the easiest thing to bring up on your own.


http://www.cappuccinopc.com/checkout/customize-system.asp


If that does not feel different enough from a desktop then something 
like http://www.modularcircuits.com/hc_at91.htm might be worth a look.