Let's say you want to build a computer(*) into the interior of some wooden wasted space in a travel trailer. There's no ground in the conventionl sense, so how do you go about preventing static arcs from finger to computer when, for instance un/plugging something to/from a USB port, or prevent such ESDischarges from causing ESDamage?
- For those interested, the parts list:
picoPSU-120, 120w output, 12v input DC-DC Power Supply, 96% eff.
(so normally about 4 amp draw from the RV battery, except jumps to ~6 during CD/DVD usage)
OS - some kind of 'nix, probably a Linux... haven't decided what flavor yet. Mepis detects the wireless and allows effortless setup as do the Ubuntus and some others I don't recall at the moment (not that iwconfig is all that tough, but networkmanager does simplify things). So far, I've only run live CDs on it.