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I didn't pay you for the boards I got today. Do you have a total
already or should I just dig it up myself ($30 or so I think).
Thanks,
Brad.
Might anyone have access to a laser cutter that could cut some openings
for some DVI ports plus a hole in some PCI card backplates?
Thanks,
Michael
I am pleased to report that the FPGA-based OGD1 video and prototyping
boards are available today. Developers who agree to advance them can
apply to receive one by mailing og...@linuxfund.org with a description of
their background and what cool thing they would do with it.
They are available for purchase for $750, 1/2 what they were originally
offered at.
Find out more at: http://linuxfund.org/projects/ogd1/
I'll try to drop into the meeting again with one.
Thanks!
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Might anyone have access to a laser cutter that could cut this template
out of a PCI slot blank/bracket?
http://www.purcellbrackets.com/drawings/insert_brackets/P100-0214.gif
The dimensions might require a little adjustment.
> Are there any details available about the board? I went to the web site,
> but there's only some general info. I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd
> like more details about what the board can do and what development tools
> exist.
Did you look at www.opengraphics.org ?
The meat is there, often hidden.
Doing an SVN checkout is a good start.
Laser cutters capable of cutting metal are a big jump in size and cost
from what many of us are used to, and thus a lot harder to come by.
I've contacted you offline w/ one potential source.
Otherwise, BCLaserworks, http://www.bclaserworks.com/cutting.html who
has been supportive of PARTS in the past offers a couple suggestions
for local metal laser cutting:
http://www.nw-technologies.com/
http://www.usherprecision.com/
Best of luck!
Monty