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Kim
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1. Project LPWS
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Share your comments and thoughts about Kim Foder's LPWS-project.
Date: 21 Feb, 2006 on 12:58
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I think it was well done. I wish there was a photo of the case.

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Date: 21 Feb, 2006 on 17:38
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I like that tiny motherboard. I'm going to have to make one of those mini pcs

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Date: 21 Feb, 2006 on 17:51
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I wish there was a photo of the case.

What case, it hasn't been mounted in a case yet, it's still lying on the table, next to my mouse pad.

Kif

Date: 21 Feb, 2006 on 20:09
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Great article! For similar projects I've found this page very usefull
http://users.erols.com/chare/elec.htm there you have information on about every pc cpu there is. This http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/ is also quite good to figure out the power needed.
Date: 22 Feb, 2006 on 16:34
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6. Re:Project LPWS
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kif (21 Feb, 2006 20:09):

BigWarpGuy (21 Feb, 2006 17:3:
I wish there was a photo of the case.

What case, it hasn't been mounted in a case yet, it's still lying on the table, next to my mouse pad.

Kif



I thought there was mention of a case (could not find it when I looked again).

http://www.eyeos.org/
There is mention of a MiniServer here at this site (mentioned elsewhere in this group under eyeOS). Could this be used in a similar situation?

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Date: 22 Feb, 2006 on 19:39
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>I thought there was mention of a case (could not find it when I looked
>again).

Not yet, but I'll post a pictre when it has been mounted in a case.

>There is mention of a MiniServer here at this site (mentioned elsewhere in
>this group under eyeOS). Could this be used in a similar situation?

I cannot see any problem with that, only as I understand it, the miniserver is for windows exclusively, and as mentioned in the article, the SCB is only 300 MHz !

Kif

Date: 22 Feb, 2006 on 20:35
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I've used CF->IDE adaptors before w/ OS/2 and used a 512mb cf card which I formatted HPFS and boot from, however this CF was not formatted in a card reader, I used OS/2 to partition and format the disk during installation. In this case the system didn't realize that the CF was anything other then a standard hard drive.
Date: 23 Feb, 2006 on 03:27
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Wierd that you can only get the system to boot when using FAT16 and not HPFS. Curious, but have you tried to use AirBoot as bootloader?
Date: 05 Mar, 2006 on 13:02
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No, I haven't but It's worth a try I'll post the result here.

Kif

Date: 07 Mar, 2006 on 09:16
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Wondering have anyone tried out an installation on Soekris boards? Check this little project out where a net4501 board from Soekris is used to build a silent bsd based firewall. The project can be found at the M0n0wall site.
Date: 07 Jun, 2006 on 10:33
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kif (07 Mar, 2006 09:16):
No, I haven't but It's worth a try I'll post the result here.

Kif


I have get a ATA Harddiske : IDE TO dual CF Converter (double side)

I have use time to try install eCS 1.2r on a CF card 1GB and after lot troble, i faund a way to get eCS boot cdrom to make a bootmanger and a parttion to eCS and format it to HPFS.
Now i have test it on a Epia PD 10000 mainbord..

I can set the card to master ore slave via jumper ore move the CF to slot 2 on the conventert.

Date: 08 Jun, 2006 on 16:58
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13. Project LPWS - offline
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Hi everyone

Because of a fire, LPWS will be offline for some (as yet undefined) time.

I will post here when it is online again.

Kim

Date: 20 Jul, 2006 on 15:05
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Hallo Kif,

here is an alternate source for the CF to IDE adapter

http://www.esskabel.de/

It is the URL of the producer ( made in Germany ).

To buy one you have to go to selection "Partner" e.g " Adapter King" for an Online Shop to order the part.

Kiind regards

Rainer

Date: 13 Aug, 2006 on 21:28
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I have test eCS on a 4GB FDM Module 40pin IDE this is more faste.
http://www2.multithread.co.uk/images/jmau_generic_fdm_module_rear_large.jpg

Mainbord is a Jetway J7F2 1.2GHz EDEN Mainboard - Fanless
[J7F2WE1G2E]
http://linitx.com/product_info.php?cPath=12_138&products_id=1083

This is verry nice and it run fine

Date: 30 Apr, 2007 on 23:56
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