Rebuilding wearable...

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I have caught the bug again and I want to get my wearable working  
again.  I've been out of the scene and wondering what folks are using  
for wearables?

My original wearable was built on top of a Advantech PCM-5822.  I'm  
thinking of picking up a PCM-9373 (Via Eden CPU @ 1Ghz w/1GB RAM).   
This should be a direct replacement for the 5822 and allow me to use  
my current case, power, and PC-104 boards.  Of course I'll have to  
upgrade my Linux install to something a bit newer.

Is anyone else using a similar solution?

-Freeman

"Always acknowledge a fault. This will throw those in authority off  
their guard and give you an opportunity to commit more."
Mark Twain

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