sean finney on 21 Jan 2004 21:26:02 -0000 |
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 11:13:41AM -0500, epike wrote: > me too, i've always wanted the serial lcd display. Ideally > the project i described should be a small bookcase type > computer with nothing on it but a flash reader, a button, > a LCD display and a ethernet port at the back (for serving > files). never got around to do it yet.. sounds remarkably like the cobalt raq2's i have. their os (a forked version of rh 6, iirc) is long since end-of-lifed by cobalt/sun, so i installed debian woody on them last summer and they've been running great. the install could be simpler... but what can you expect from a machine with with no keyboard, monitor, floppy drive, or cdrom drive? anyway, they run for ~$100 on ebay these days and might fit your bill. the debian developer who wrote the installer also wrote a couple programs to play with the leds and control panel buttons--i haven't messed with that much, but have a script that cycles various information (uptime, uname -a, df, et c.) across the leds. sean Attachment:
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