I have ten of these Eden board the first tree wich are serial
number C0924000685 C0924000682 C0924000691
failed the on the network interface when I used them with the
small power supply of the Casetronic Mini ITX-2677 case
Hi Julius, following this message I received an answer from
For those who are interested in the EPIA / Eden / Via boards, there is a site
that I found quite useful : linitx.org. There is also a discussion group on
there.
Be aware that there is also a linitx.com, which may be related, and probably
not bad at all, just look up the one you intend to
On Thursday 05 September 2002 17:45, David Sword wrote:
On Wed, 2002-09-04 at 08:01, Zoilo wrote:
All of LTSP's potential users who are locked out because of expensive
hardware??
I just assembled a VIA Eden Thin Client (takes 15 minutes), here is the
bill of material:
= MINI ITX ALL
David,
no need to flash anything. VIA eden and c3 boards boot using pxe.
julius
On 5 Sep 2002, David Sword wrote:
Is it possible to flash etherboot onto this board, or are you using PXE
to boot your thin client - I hadn't come across these boards before and
they look like a good
Michel,
this is an amazing tip. will opem the boxes and see what serial
numbers there are. all the power supplies are 12Vx4.58A, that is less than
60W. i'll try to get beefier 12V supply (my car?) and see if the network
comes back. did you replace the 12V power supply board in the case?
Russ,
you mention Ibutton as the dreamed of hardware feature. I would
love to go a bit further - thumbprint scan. what would work well for
access is something at a much lower resolution than required by law
enforcement or spook agencies. all that is needed is a high probability of
unique
Michel,
this is an amazing tip. will opem the boxes and see what serial
numbers there are. all the power supplies are 12Vx4.58A, that is less than
60W. i'll try to get beefier 12V supply (my car?) and see if the network
comes back. did you replace the 12V power supply board in the case?
No
I am interested in investigating this Via Eden solution further. Do you
know a good website with description of this platform, and/or a North
American supplier of this equipment? I am located in Canada.
I suspect there may be other LTSP users interested in buying this kind of
hardware. I have
On Wednesday 04 September 2002 19:46, Peter Bakker wrote:
I am interested in investigating this Via Eden solution further. Do you
know a good website with description of this platform, and/or a North
American supplier of this equipment? I am located in Canada.
I suspect there may be other
Zoilo writes:
All of LTSP's potential users who are locked out because of expensive
hardware??
I just assembled a VIA Eden Thin Client (takes 15 minutes), here is the bill
of material:
= MINI ITX ALL IN MET VIA C3 533 MHZ FANLESS: EUR 99
= Slim-line case black incl power supply: EUR
I too am interested in LTSP hardware. One ready-to-go
platform seems ideal for LTSP. One caveat: it comes
pre-loaded with Windoze CE on flash and I haven't seen
how to get it to boot LTSP, though I know it can be
done, since one vendor sells it as an LTSP client.
It is the ST320 and they
Yeah, right.
i have 22 of those via boards (btw, 533MHz is not C3, it is Eden -
the fanless). my problem rate out of first 12 is 10. the other 10 will go
into production next week. All the boards had the network interface faile.
VIA people told me they found the problem and have corrected
Yeah, right.
i have 22 of those via boards (btw, 533MHz is not C3, it is Eden -
the fanless). my problem rate out of first 12 is 10. the other 10 will go
into production next week. All the boards had the network interface faile.
VIA people told me they found the problem and have corrected
http://www.caseoutlet.com/NWPc/2677/itx2677.htmlwww.caseoutlet.com
These are:
$195 for the C3 800
$189 for the Eden 533 (no processor fan needed)
Lots of 10+ are cheaper, but you have to call for pricing.
External Power Supply, so no case fans need (silent).
You can get them for $40 cheaper
I spent an hour and a half last week, speaking with the market
positioning/technical input direct report to the CEO of a high
volume engineering and marketing firm of thin units.
Beyond the expected:
- slotted ram, more ram (one can never have too much)
- moderate processor speed boost (to
Hi
William laudible, but foolish.
Many people have built their own 'embedded' solutions.
Technology is changing so fast that even big companies can't keep up
eg Blue Chip Technology
How soon before the ram you choose is unavailable/costs more than a
motherboard?
IMHO there are two or three
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Hi
William laudible, but foolish.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. :^)
Many people have built their own 'embedded' solutions.
Technology is changing so fast that even big companies can't keep up
eg Blue Chip Technology
I'm not so concerned about that. An
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