Hi,

I've set up nearly exactly what you've described in my car, using Cajun 
(Car Audio Jukebox for UNix). It's an old-ish project, and hasn't been 
updated for some time, but works (albeit with a bit of hacking in my case).

I used Linux, but seeing as Cajun is mostly just a bunch of Perl scripts 
it should be possible to port it to NetBSD. It may even work under 
NetBSD already.

Anyway, more info here -->  http://cajun.sourceforge.net/

Cheers,
Chris.


Gábor Gábris wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I found some old hardware, a p2-500 Mhz Celeron processor and an
> all-integrated motherboard and I would like to build an mp3-jukebox to
> our family car. I bought a nice 2x16 character HD-44780-compatible LCD
> display panel. I soldered a bit last night  and it is working on the
> parallel port under linux+lcdproc. The next step would be to move it
> to my favourite OS: NetBSD. Lcdproc works under BSD systems (as they
> write on their homepage).
> The next step is to find some kind of mp3-capable media player for
> NetBSD, that can somehow show track informations on the LCD and can be
> controlled with a keypad.
> 
> If anybody has any suggestions, experiences or ideas about the topic,
> please write them.
> 
> Greetings
> 
> Gabris Gabor
>