mine's not in the loft, it's in a cupboard! :) The reason I haven't sold it, yet, is not just because of nostalgia and (collectable) reasons, but because I still may have a use for it in the future -- I love tinkering.
One project of mine that keeps entering my head is a native SAM filesystem driver for Linux. Another is turning my SAM into a independant robot, sitting on a tracked chassis, connected to a 12 volt battery of sorts, with sensors galore. Add some intelligence. And with that new Compact Flash / ATOM interface of Colin's, it sounds like fantastic and brilliant storage system that doesn't need to involve hard and floppy drives... -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Adrian Brown Sent: 15 January 2003 23:42 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Moment of truth There seem to be two groups, those who want the same and keep using it, and those who have one sitting in a loft somewhere. For those in the latter group, are you willing to sell on some bits and pieces to those who are still using theirs? Sell them to a good home so to speak? Or are you keeping it for nostalgia reasons. There is quite alot of software / hardware im still after, and im sure other people are. A.
