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Espruino should just run on it - all you need is to set up a cross-compilation environment (the Carambola site has info on this) and then to compile Espruino with
CARAMBOLA=1 make
.If you can get GCC running on the Camabola then it should be even easier as you can just compile on the device itself.
There may be a version of Node.js for Carambole 2 - I'm not sure. I know that Node's RAM/Flash requirements are pretty high but they might have managed to squeeze it in.
Espruino does have built-in GPIO support though - so you can at least use digitalRead/Write and setWatch on it :)
What would it require to run Espruino on the Carambola 2?
I'm considering ordering one after I saw Espruino run on the first Carambola. I guess one could even run NodeJS on it:
CPU
AR9331, 400 MHz
Memory
16 MB Flash and 64 MB DDR2 RAM
Power
3.3 V, power consumption 0.5W!
http://8devices.com/carambola-2