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PC104 gets its name from the popular desktop personal computers initially designed by IBM called the PC, and from the number of pins used to connect the cards together (104). PC104 cards are much smaller than ISA-bus cards found in PC's and stack together which eliminates the need for a motherboard, backplane, and/or card cage. Power requirements and signal drive are reduced to meet the needs of an embedded system. Because PC104 is essentially a PC with a different form factor, most of the program development tools used for PC's can be used for a PC104 system. This reduces the cost of purchasing new tools and also greatly reduces the learning curve for programmers and hardware designers.
Is there versions that we can run win2000 on it?
What version of linux can be runned on it?
Is there any other RTOS and c/c++ compilers that we can run on it?
Hi all,
Does anybody know the following?
Is it obligatory to place ISA connector in PC104+ card, if I use only PCI interface and PCI connector :?: If no can I use its place for another components :?:
Yes, if you want to comply with the PC104+ standard your board must have the ISA and the PCI connectors.
It is for compatibility with legacy PC104 modules.
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