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Re: Morning GPLW update for 03/09/98

From: Jason Kohles <>
Date: Mon, 9 Mar 1998 10:05:01 -0700

On Mon, Mar 09, 1998 at 10:22:30AM -0500, Charles Puffer wrote:
> 
> Using both the twiddler and a P5 will take up 2 com ports for a lot of
> people this will be a problem be case we will need com ports for other
> things so a com port pc/104 board might be a nice idea can someone find
> one. Or could the P5 controler become a keyboard driver/controler also.
> This would make the P5 a warable "VTxxx terminal taking up only one
> comport it could even be used as a second terminal on a traditonal
> computer.
> 
This was one of my big concerns, since I want to have such toys as GPS, IrDA,
a port to connect my PalmPilot, and would like to have an extra port for
things like router configuration, so I have done some research in this area,
and found these boards...  What I really want to do is mount both the parvus
2 serial/1 NE2000 and the Diamond Systems 4 serial port board, giving myself
plenty of serial ports for everything I could possibly use (I hope =).  If
any hardware-oriented people out there see a problem with this, let me know,
I'm a software guy at heart....

http://www.ampro.com/products/minimod/mmses.htm
    2 serial ports
    1 parallel port
    1 NE2000 ethernet port
    1 SCSI-II port

http://www.parvus.com/versinet.html
    2 serial ports
    1 NE2000 ethernet port

http://www.adlogic-pc104.com/msmr104.html#top
    2 serial ports
    1 parallel port
    1 SCSI-II port

http://www.diamondsys.com/emm.html                 $180
    4 serial ports

http://www.parvus.com/octal.html
    4 & 8 port serial cards
    preliminary information listed on web pages, final product is supposed
    to be available June 1998

-- 
    Jason Kohles -- System Administrator -- XMission Internet Access
        (at work)  (at play)

   "Never wrestle with a pig: You both get all dirty, and the pig likes it."

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