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From: "Louis A. Mamakos" <louie@TransSys.COM>
Subject: PC/104 platform recommendations?
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Anyone got FreeBSD running on a small (and perhaps inexpensive) PC/104
platform?  I'm thinking about an application that would require either
a 486 or Pentium with ethernet and some parallel I/O.   The thing
that gives me pause looking at the glossies are how useful Flash is
on these puppies, and how "compatible" the VGA/LCD display hardware 
might be..

I've got some glossies on some WinSystems and Ampro hardware so far.

louie