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In the first installment of HCES I forgot to mention that this blog is dedicated to all linux car pc enthusiasts.The heart of all the hardware involved with this project. We did a lot of reading and research before diving into a small pond so to speak. I went through many hardware from retail to industrial components. Heres a list of all the components I ended up using:SYSTEMInstead of sticking

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The idea of dedicating a x86 computer in an automobile probably started brewing up back in '98 with a few friends from school. We had wacky ideas back then, some which has been adopted until now while others were not feasible. I went though a lot of testing from laptops with a bluetooth connection to a mobile phone to 12/24 volt power PSU used mostly in marines. The later turned out to be

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