F&S Boards

Step 1 of 5

Embedded Systems / F&S Boards

Running Bee Mobile products on F&S boards

Bee Mobile works with F&S boards because they provide reliable Embedded Linux platforms suitable for industrial and professional applications. They are a strong fit for scenarios where customers want to run Bee Mobile iDesk on modern hardware beyond legacy Windows CE / Windows Mobile environments.

Bee Mobile iDesk product has been tested on several F&S boards, and this section documents the setup path we use when preparing such boards for Embedded Linux deployments.

Boards we tested with iDesk

F&S armStone A9 board

armStone A9

Single-board computer platform suitable for Embedded Linux development and deployment scenarios.

Tested with iDesk


View on F&S website

F&S efus A9 board

efus A9

Computer-on-module solution used in embedded environments where a compact and flexible Linux-based platform is needed.

Tested with iDesk


View on F&S website

F&S efus MX8MP Rev. 1.0 board

efus MX8MP Rev. 1.0

Modern F&S computer-on-module platform based on NXP i.MX 8M Plus, suitable for current Embedded Linux projects.

Tested with iDesk


View on F&S website

Setup approach

How to prepare F&S board

The F&S workflow is based on preparing the target hardware, starting up a Fedora-based Yocto build environment, building a customized Embedded Linux image, and extending that image with the runtime requirements needed by Bee Mobile products.

For iDesk scenarios, the most important runtime component is Mono Runtime. Once the operating system image is properly prepared, the board can host and execute iDesk applications on Embedded Linux.

The documentation linked in the setup sequence walks through this process step by step. We recommend following the articles in order.

Documentation notice

Information may change over time

Created
Last technically reviewed

Technical details on this page may change as vendor tools, board support packages, operating system images, and runtime versions evolve.

This page was last technically reviewed on May 3, 2026. If your setup differs from the one described here, please contact us for help.