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Re: 16 bit PC104 to PCI adapter

You're probably right, but the JSF (Joint Strike Fighter - the new
stealth fighter that all branches of the military are converging on)
program would really get a boost if we could plug in a PCI card into the
16 bit PC104 stack in some manner.

If you know of anything, it would really be great.

Thanks,

David

>>>  01/17/03 05:53AM >>>
PC104+ can be adapted to PCI... PC/104 is just ISA with a different
connector basically, and I beleive PC/104+ is just PCI w/ a different
connector (not 100% sure on that, but it's close if not exactly the
same
as 'regular' PCI)... an adapter from PC104 to PCI would be really
difficult to do though, and AFAIK nobody makes one..

On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Russell Kohn wrote:

> I believe PC104 can be adapted to ISA, but not PCI. same for PC104+.
>
>
> On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, David Tomme wrote:
>
> :Hello,
> :
> :I am looking for a 16 bit PC104 to PCI adapter.  The PC104 is 16
bit,
> :not PC104+.  The PC104 bus is a stack and we use a ribbon cable. 
The
> :adapter would need to house at least one PCI card.
> :
> :Does anyone know of something like this?
> :
> :David
> :
> :M. David Tomme
> :Senior Engineer Specialist
> :Sanmina-SCI
> :Plant 1
> :8600 S. Memorial Parkway
> :Huntsville, AL 35802
> :
> :256-882-4409
> :
> :>>>  01/16/03 03:12PM >>>
> :Has anyone seen a CompactFLASH wireless card with Linux drivers and
> :similar features (voice phone too) ???
> :
> :Brian
> :
> :
> :Doug Sutherland wrote:
> :>
> :> Linux on the Aircard 555
> :> http://centerclick.org/aircard555/ 
> :>
> :> Thera has integrated 1XRTT CDMA support
> :> http://www.canadapocketpc.com/Thera_2032.htm 
> :>
> :> Charles wrote:
> :>  > Try using the Seirra 555 CDMA 1XRTT card (144 Kbps) in a
PCCard
> :>  > adapter on a Pocket PC device (not palm). The Sierra card
comes
> :>  > with a 2.5 mm phone jack and can be a phone and a high speed
> :>  > data link. Verizon's express (1xRTT) is available nation wide
> :>  > and just the ticket.
> :>
> :
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