Rolf,
On Tue, 2005-01-18 at 11:32, Eilert wrote:
> John P. New schrieb:
> > One thing I found is that if I run 1280x1024, I can't seem to get 24 bit
> > colour, only 16bit; I can get 24 bit at 1152x864, though. The lower
>
> Err, you are using the built-in graphics, aren't you? How good is it fo
Hi John,
John P. New schrieb:
Rolf,
I just bought a VIA EPIA-VE 5000A for my main thin client and it works
without any additional hardware. Just set up the BIOS for a Network
(PXE) boot and off you go!
That's ok, thanks for the tip.
One thing I found is that if I run 1280x1024, I can't seem to get
Hi Horst,
No, no ROM socket. They have PXE built in. For setup see the section
Ok, that will do.
That depends. If you/your users need a floppy/fast USB it makes
Just in case there's no boot ROM. But PXE will be ok, so I think I'll be
ok without one.
Rolf
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Rolf,
You'll want to use PXE. The VIA mini-itx boards should have this built
in with the onboard NIC. You wont need boot roms.
I'm not sure what you are asking about the riser card, floppy, and USB.
c
Eilert wrote:
Hi all, hi Horst Prote,
I wanted to start ordering parts for a thin client, but t
Rolf,
I just bought a VIA EPIA-VE 5000A for my main thin client and it works
without any additional hardware. Just set up the BIOS for a Network
(PXE) boot and off you go!
One thing I found is that if I run 1280x1024, I can't seem to get 24 bit
colour, only 16bit; I can get 24 bit at 1152x864, th
Hi Rolf,
> I wanted to start ordering parts for a thin client, but there are two
> questions I'd like to ask about the mini-itx thing before.
>
> Is there a boot ROM socket for the onboard network card or a built-in
> boot ROM? Or how do you boot for LTSP from your clients?
No, no ROM sock
Hi all, hi Horst Prote,
I wanted to start ordering parts for a thin client, but there are two
questions I'd like to ask about the mini-itx thing before.
Is there a boot ROM socket for the onboard network card or a built-in
boot ROM? Or how do you boot for LTSP from your clients?
Which direction
