Collection: DevBoards

A DevBoard, or Development Board, is typically a product designed to allow you to developer and test for a particular embedded platform, such as RP2350, STM8, Atmega, ESP32, etc.

Development boards typically do not have an MMU and so do not run Linux, or at least not in the normal way, and are instead meant to run raw machine code written with the vendors SDK, else with an abstraction layer and then running Arduino or MicroPython code.

Sometimes DevBoards may be called an EvalBoard, or Evaluation Board, which may or may not have an MMU, and is typically slightly different. An EvalBoard is usually designed to allow testing of all functionality that an SoC or MCU can provide.

To keep things simple, any EvalBoards that have an MMU can run Linux are listed under SBCs, and any that cannot are here.