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R. Luoma wrote: > Has anyone on this list hacked an LED flashlight > to be controlled by a linux system? Ummm...why? David Kramer wrote: > ...a cheap and relatively quick way of turning a few things on and > off is the parallel port. Indeed. Though it's tough finding a parallel port these days. I picked up a USB to parallel port converter at Micro Center for under $10 a while back with the thought of using it for a hardware hacking project, but haven't come up with anything useful to use it for yet. > I have a book called "Parallel Port Complete"... That's a classic. Somewhere I have a small LCD display that was wired up to a parallel port with the assistance of that book. -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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