Post by thread:[OT]: Re: TCP/IP over RS485

On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Bob Blick wrote: > On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Andy Kunz wrote: > > It's got a 80186 as the core, some flash and RAM, and a NIC chip. Pretty > > slick, actually. > > I guess I'm not the only one who takes stuff apart as soon as it gets > home! Is there any1 on this list who *doesn't* ? sorry, I could not resist, Peter

Peter L. Peres wrote: > > On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Bob Blick wrote: > > > On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Andy Kunz wrote: > > > It's got a 80186 as the core, some flash and RAM, and a NIC chip. Pretty > > > slick, actually. > > > > I guess I'm not the only one who takes stuff apart as soon as it gets > > home! > > Is there any1 on this list who *doesn't* ? > > sorry, I could not resist, > > Peter I managed to resist taking my PC110 apart for a whole year or so, recently. Finally succumbed <G> (Of course, I had 2 486 laptops apart at the time, and could see pix on the net of the innards of the PC110, that helped me "behave" <G>) Still wonder how I ever managed it! <G> Mark

On Tue, 5 Jan 1999 12:45:54 -0800, you wrote: {Quote hidden}>Peter L. Peres wrote: >> >> On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Bob Blick wrote: >> >> > On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Andy Kunz wrote: >> > > It's got a 80186 as the core, some flash and RAM, and a NIC chip. Pretty >> > > slick, actually. >> > >> > I guess I'm not the only one who takes stuff apart as soon as it gets >> > home! >> >> Is there any1 on this list who *doesn't* ? >> >> sorry, I could not resist, >> >> Peter > > I managed to resist taking my PC110 apart for a whole year or so, >recently. Finally succumbed <G> (Of course, I had 2 486 laptops apart >at the time, >and could see pix on the net of the innards of the PC110, oooh - naked PCs - where? >that helped me "behave" <G>) Still wonder how I ever managed it! <G> > > Mark

Mike Harrison wrote: > <snipped> > oooh - naked PCs - where? Naked PC110's can be seen at, http://boole.stanford.edu/pc110.html "PC110 as Industrial Art", he has a PC110 momboard turning in the wind (It's on the 'Net, ping-able IIRC.) http://www.dynamism.com/pc110p.html just has clothed PC110 pix <G> http://www.walker.reston.va.us/pc110/ has a link to the main PC board at http://www.walker.reston.va.us/pc110/pcb1.gif. http://www.basterfield.com/pc110/40MHz.htm has the 40 MHz overclock for the PC110 (Pretty easy, mainly this gives you a view of the clock generator area of the motherboard.) You can click on the thumbnails for close-ups <G> http://www.hal.ne.jp/yuji/komono/YDW/YDWHDD.htm (This is a Slot #2 heightening hack, unless you speak Japanese you'll see jibberish, but more pix in there as well.) I'm going to be trying out IPRoute soon, as I have the PC110's and wireless LAN cards here, & really could use a working wireless LAN here, linked to the house LAN. I'll let anyone who wants to know, know how it works. I may even try out Corel Free-Dos for that machine as most apparently do (I sure have enough old machines to dedicate one to this <G>) Mark