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Just a note. I've been running CPUXA/IP since 1992 ish. as my primary HID (Human Interface Device). The Ocelot system is complete and independent of the PC stuff. I've been through power failures, a fire, and some other disasters and the Ocelot system has always recovered, as expected, by itself. I did have a blown capacitor (which Guy helped me with), but I had the space Ocelot swapped in and up and running in 30 minutes - never been able to do that with a PC :-(. The blown capacitor was pretty much my fault - I was running with too high a voltage and the heat from the regulator cooked the nearby capacitor after 3+ years of otherwise flawless service. The PC's have had their problems. I've had a mother board and an HDD failure. Each took a couple of days to get back up and running. There is no way I'm ever going to place home automation logic anywhere other than in the Ocelot! The stuff I'm working on is simply better human / Ocelot communications.
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