Editing Networking/MonthlyCalls/2014-06-09 (section)

===Walkthrough of Accton Leaf switch spec (see wiki v0.06)===
* changes in new spec v6 - modular CPU subsystem + freescale CPU module in addition to x86
* Peter: which freescale? P2041 - believe that is the quad-core (http://media.freescale.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=196520&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1561029)
* Gerard: can we expose the SATA port exposed? Peter ...  probably an msata drive near the CPU module
* Gerard: need to have connector info for the power supply? in spec already...
* Gerard: how much DRAM and flash can be added? max is 32GB (based on availability)
* Omar: schematics and 2d files gerbers - intent is to share all those too!
* Omar: permissive or restrictive license? They are leaning toward the restrictive "GPL-like" one
* Omar: availability? shipping to beta customers/partners now - end of july for certification
* Gerard: availability of driver/firmware to get the box up? intend to submit all open source software, including BIOS, grub/ONIE/ONL changes, ... also for freescale
* Peter: Linux distro testing - have tested with Ubuntu and centos on x86 already
* Gerard: can we see the suggested power module for this switch, especially related to 12V power so we can give feedback on it...
* Carlos: Is there a test plan for the switch itself?  I'm thinking if other manufacturers take the specs and build their own switch based on spec.  How can we ensure they built the switch according to spec?
* Peter: should we split the testing based on the control modules vs. the networking module itself?
* Albert Chen: target BOM cost? depends on purchasing power/negotiations with vendor
* Robert Chu (from Chat): As to the FPGA, how much will we get from Accton? I also mean the CPLD.