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A number of '''platforms''' (systems and CPU architectures) support the {{Target}} and [[Core-iSCSI]]. This page provides an overview over the more interesting ones. == Target == {{Image|PS2_05232004.jpg|May 2004: First export of external USB HDD on the [[PlayStation 2|PS2]].}} {{Image|Linux-iSCSI-HD.jpg|[[iSCSI HD]] media over [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6 IPv6] from {{T}} on the [[PS3]].}} === {{anchor|OpenWRT-Target}} Linksys OpenWRT === The [http://www.openwrt.org OpenWRT] project runs Linux 2.4.30 on Linksys WRT350N Wireless-N gigabit router. It includes a number of Broadcom MIPS based access points running [http://www.linux-mips.org Linux/MIPS]. The Linksys WRT350N also got an experimental {{T}} backport. Together with its [[Core-iSCSI]] port, it can be used as an iSCSI target export and a storage aggregator for external USB disks and DVD-ROM devices. === Neuros OSD === The [[Neuros OSD]] PVR (personal video recorder/player) uses {{T}} to serve as a jukebox for iSCSI media archives on the home network. === Raspberry Pi === The guys at [http://digitallyaccurate.com Digitally Accurate] ported {{T}} to the [http://www.stephenwagner.com/?p=607&fb_source=message Raspberry Pi], which now allows Windows&nbsp;7 to connect over Ethernet to a USB storage device configured as an iSCSI target. === Sony PlayStation === The Sony [[PlayStation 2]] (Emotion Engine/MIPS) and [[PlayStation 3]] (Cell/PPC) are running {{T}}. === Technologic TS-7800 === The [http://www.embeddedarm.com/ Technologic] [[TS-7800]] ARM9 development board has the following features: * 32-bit 500 MHz Marvell Orion 88F5182 ASIC with 128MB DDR-RAM * Integrated support for 2 SATA ports, 2 USB 2.0 480Mbit/s host/slave, 10/100/1000 Mb/s Ethernet ports. The Marvell Orion 88F5182 is used in a number of [http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS5637467946.html NAS appliances], running this device with IP fabric services to USB, SATA, LVM. == Initiator == {{Image|Moko_12152007.png|[[OpenMoko#FIC Neo1973|FIC Neo1973]] with acces to HD and USB Flash storage on i386 [[LIO-VM]] and the Sony [[PlayStation 3]].}} {{Image|Neuros03.jpg|iSCSI media access from [[Neuros OSD]] via remote control.}} {{Image|Ocfs2-iscsi-os2008-quiver.png|[[Nokia N800]] with the first [[OCFS2]] prototype.}} {{Image|Moko_Audio.png|[[OpenMoko]] media player accessing HD/DVDs/CDs from {{T}} over iSCSI/WiFi.}} === Apple === ==== Mac OS X ==== [[Mac OS X]] can connect to {{T}} via the [http://www.small-tree.com Small-Tree] Initiator. ==== iPOD ==== The Apple iPOD is based on an ARM core. {{RTS short}} has modified some models to run a 2.4.xx uclinux kernel, and ported [[Core-iSCSI]] to them, which allows them to access large external media libraries by iSCSI via IP over IEEE-1394 (FWIP). === {{anchor|OpenWRT|OpenWRT-Initiator}} Linksys OpenWRT === The [http://www.openwrt.org OpenWRT] project runs Linux 2.4.30 on Linksys WRT350N Wireless-N gigabit router. It includes a number of Broadcom MIPS based access points running [http://www.linux-mips.org Linux/MIPS]. The Linksys WRT350N got an experimental backport of [[Core-iSCSI]]. Together with {{T}}, it can be used as an iSCSI target export and a storage aggregator for external USB disks and DVD-ROM devices. === Motorola ROKR E2 === The [[Motorola ROKR E2]] was a novel and exciting Linux-based cellular phone platform from Motorola, ideally suited to drive iSCSI over [[GSM]] forward. === [http://www.nseries.com/index.html Nokia N Series] Maemo === The Nokia Internet Tablets [[Nokia 770]] and [[Nokia N800]] are successfully running a port of {{T}} and [[OCFS2]]. === OpenMoko === OpenMoko [[OpenMoko#Neo1973|FIC Neo1973]] and [[OpenMoko#FreeRunner|Neo FreeRunner]] "open-source" moble devices can play back content from {{T}}, e.g. with media on the [[PlayStation 3]] or [[PlayStation 2]]. === Other === ==== {{anchor|CDMA}}CDMA ==== Researchers at Korea University, Seoul where the first to successfully move IP storage packets over a CDMA network.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ICNICONSMCL.2006.163 | title=Optimizing iSCSI Parameters for Improving the Performance of iSCSI based Mobile Appliance in Wireless Network | publisher=ISBN: 0-7695-2552-0 | work=ICNICONSMCL'06 |first=Mauritius | last=Morne | date=2006-04-23}}</ref> ==== Cisco MDS 9216i ==== Both [[Core-iSCSI]] and {{T}} have been ported to the [[Core-iSCSI/Cisco MDS 9216i|Cisco MDS 9216i]], so that it can be used as an "I/T Repeater" (i.e. a storage aggregator). ==== a780 ==== Linux v2.4-MVL backport for Core-ISCSI, or Linux v2.6 using [[WWN]]+UI Infastructure. ==== HP/Compaq Ipaqs ==== Linux 2.4.xx kernel (PXA/Xscale): booting via Core-iSCSI backport to v2.4. ==== Nintendo DS ==== Linux 2.6 uclinux (ARM): iSCSI over 802.11b wireless (Accelerated media player is required to play over iSCSI). ==== Nintendo 64 ==== Linux 2.4 uclinux (MIPS R4300): diskless boot Linux/iSCSI (MMU-less Linux needs to boot via machine emulator or hardware mod). ==== {{anchor|Nintendo Gamecube}} Nintendo Gamecube ==== Linux 2.6.17 (PowerPC) 10/100 Mbit ([http://www.linux-iscsi.org/index.php/Core-iSCSI/Nintendo_Gamecube build]): protyope of diskless gamecube booting .DOL ramdisk images. The BBA is fast enough to watch a 10 Mbit/s DVD movie! ==== {{anchor|Wii}}Nintendo Wii ==== Linux 2.6 kernel (PowerPC): booting Wii via iSCSI. ==== {{anchor|OLPC}}One Laptop per Child (OLPC) ==== The OLPC is based on AMD Geode ([http://www.laptop.org OLPC website]) ([http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OLPC Fedora OLPC wiki]): Core-iSCSI allows diskless iSCSI boot (linux-bios for PXE boot). ==== Sega Dreamcast ==== Linux 2.6 kernel mainline (SuperH): diskless boot across Broadband Adapter or Serial I/O, then mount iso9660 and UDF ROMs across Ethernet. ==== Sony PSP ==== Linux 2.4.xx uclinux (MIPS R4000): boot diskless over wireless or serial with Core-iSCSI v2.4. ==== Microsoft Xbox ==== Linux 2.6 kernel (x86): booting diskless via Core-iSCSI using ELF images. == See also == * [[Core-iSCSI|Initiator]]: [[Motorola ROKR E2]], [[Nokia 770]], [[Nokia N800]], [[OpenMoko]] and [[Neuros OSD]] * {{Target}}: [[PlayStation 2]], [[PlayStation 3]] and [[TS-7800]] * [[OCFS2]] == Notes == {{Reflist}} == External links == * {{Official|http://www.linux-mips.org/ linux-mips.org}} * {{Official|http://www.laptop.org OLPC}} * [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OLPC OLPC Fedora wiki] * {{Official|http://www.openwrt.org/ openwrt.org}} * {{Official|http://www.small-tree.com/ Small-Tree Communications}} * {{Official|http://www.embeddedarm.com/ Technologic Systems}} [[Category:Initiator platforms]] [[Category:Target]] [[Category:Mobile]] __NOEDITSECTION__

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