OT: Sun CPU card. Anything useful?

On 3/15/07, Chuck Guzis <cclist at sydex.com> wrote: I wasn't able to track down much of anything other than sale listings on this card, but from what I remember about it, it's primary function is an embedded PC for running Windows and whatnot. I do not recall what the latest version of Solaris supports it, but I'd be surprised if it's still supported under Solaris 10. For $18.95 (w/shipping), it's _almost_ worth getting one to see if it can be run standalone as an embedded PC... I see what looks like a space to install an IDE connector, but the BIOS might only know how to talk to some application running on the Sun, with a "soft" video adapter (as the A2088 Bridgeboard did in the Amiga). I occasionally have cause to want a smallish PC running some embedded task (smart cacheing webcam, network-attached readout for system status, etc), so as long as I can stick a flash card in an IDE adapter, attach a network interface, and hang my peripherals off of parallel and/or serial ports, that's enough - it doesn't have to have its own video interface. Anyone have any detailed docs on this card? Thanks, -ethan