Hello,
I just wanted to say thanks to everyone that has worked on linuxBIOS.
my EPIA board is fully functioning... um no wait, without VGABIOS.. but
thats the next step. Its been keeping me at the console for a little
too long, but I had a board that I tried porting over and realize the
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Andrew Ip wrote:
BTW, EPIA-M also supports 1394 and USB2. Instead of using built-in ethernet,
ether1394 can be used as network connections. I have tried ether1394 couple
years ago and the performance is quite disappointed. Have anyone tried that
recently?
While
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Andrew Ip wrote:
BTW, EPIA-M also supports 1394 and USB2. Instead of using built-in ethernet,
ether1394 can be used as network connections. I have tried ether1394 couple
years ago and the performance is quite disappointed. Have anyone tried that
recently?
Yes, the
On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 01:12:34PM +0800, Andrew Ip wrote:
BTW, EPIA-M also supports 1394 and USB2. Instead of using built-in ethernet,
ether1394 can be used as network connections. I have tried ether1394 couple
years ago and the performance is quite disappointed. Have anyone tried that
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, John Hearns wrote:
I have an EPIA board hopefully arriving this morning.
Plan to get some more in the new year.
I have strange ideas about building a low cost/low noise cluster at home.
Not for numerics, obviously. Could be useful for playing with distributed
I have an EPIA board hopefully arriving this morning.
Plan to get some more in the new year.
Via is also having EPIA-M which supports ddr and dvd.
-Andrew
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Now, the question is, what's the right etherboot image for this board?
Anybody built one yet?
I put them at
http://www.cwlinux.com/downloads/linuxbios-sdk/images/romimages/epia.rom
Thanks.
I have an EPIA board hopefully arriving this morning.
Plan to get some more in the new year.
Works fine. My earlier problem was as follows: I have a PS/2 power supply
with soft power switch always jumpered on. I would turn on this power
supply, the EPIA would get power, but it needs to also still see a closure
on the power switch before it will come up.
Soft power is not always your
Ron,
Now, the question is, what's the right etherboot image for this board?
Anybody built one yet?
I put them at
http://www.cwlinux.com/downloads/linuxbios-sdk/images/romimages/epia.rom
It will load kernel from hda1, then etherboot.
-Andrew
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