I've been trying to figure that out. The chip inside has been discontinued by the manufacturer (I think it's a Cirrus chip) so an entirely new solution would have to be figured out. I looked into USB2->VGA (reportedly working with USB1) but the darn thing is bigger than the wearable and is actually a USB/PCI bridge! Not exactly low-power, I don't think. My current hopes are pinned on Icuiti (icuiti.com) who make a CF MicroOptical(-like?) display, but I'm having a lot of trouble getting specs from them to write a Linux driver. They have said they'll give them to me, but are very difficult to communicate with. dan On 12/4/06, Bjorn Westergard <> wrote: > Wow, that sounds great! Any more information on this CF VGA card? > Assuming it really is impossible to aquire anymore, any alternative > ideas for getting VGA output from that SBC? > > On 12/4/06, Daniel Parrott Ashbrook <
> wrote: > > My system, before I broke it at ISWC, was based on the Intel Stargate > > (platformx.sf.net). I use(d) a now impossible-to-get CF VGA card to > > drive the Microoptical, and a 4GB CF memory card. It ran Debian quite > > nicely, and got 18 hours of battery life with one Sony FP-980 battery. > > > > > > dan > > > > On 12/4/06, Bjorn Westergard <
> wrote: > > > Hello all, > > > > > > I'm looking for ideas in building my own wearable system. I'm > > > interested in hardware that can run linux, drive the MicroOptical SV-6 > > > HMD, and supports 802.11b networking. Is anyone currently working on a > > > wearable like this? > > > > > > - Bjorn Westergard > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > Wear-Hard mailing list > > >
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