Warner Losh wrote:
>In message <200009272220.QAA63872@harmony.village.org> Warner Losh writes:
>: You could get the pcmcia option attachment. Sadly, it has only one
>: slot if I read the specs right. One slot might be enough to put a
>: card. I've only seen one suitible combo card (an oddball SCSI/LAN
>: card), but one could get the driver for that workign and you'd be able
>: to do native development.
>Another thought occurred to me. If the ipaq supports cardbus, then
>one could use a USB card and get both NIC and disk. The disk won't be
>really fast due to USB limitations, but it will likely be fast enough
>to do real work. I don't know if the ipaq's pcmcia option is 16-bit
>or 32-bit.
It isn't cardbus. You can do 32-bit access, but it is non standard.
The 32-bit mode is useful if you want to attach a 5V device to the SA1110.
Robert
Received on Thu Sep 28 02:10:36 2000
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