[Peeweelinux] how to use a host?

[Leif Steinhour]

Sure:
	I just sold a PC-104, 2 slot PCMCIA board on ebay for ~$30.00, 
made by Advantech, they come up a fair amount. I highly recommend the 
route you're taking, the one other thing you'll need is an ISA or PCI 
reader for your host system, and you can usually get them for ~$20.00 on 
ebay as well. As a side note, you can sometimes find PC/104 boards that 
accept disk-on-chip, which have some speed and power consumption 
advantages (minor) but are much more of a pain to set up (at least from my 
experience). 

On 2003.02.07 14:33 francois.seingier@club-internet.fr wrote:
> hello,
> I am just wondering how people here are used to develop for their
> embedded system. I am soon going to devote myself a couple of weeks (this
> is was I said I would do a few months ago... but never found the time :(
> ) to try to build an embedded system for a robot and I would like to be
> as efficient as possible. I have a pc-104 with no network card or usb
> port. The memory storage will be left to a pc-card (a sandisk pcmcia card
> and an ide-adapter for the pc-104). I believe it would be a pain to work
> directly
> on the pc-104 so I'd rather use a host. But I can't find any adapter for
> the pc-card that could be connected to the host. Does it exist, and if
> not, what would be the best way to work with the pc-104?
> 
> fran�ois
> 
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