Also, most of the questions raised by posters are answered there, including references to a blade server, the actual disk size, size of the unit, and how it really works.
<i>Or change the boot order from "C only" to "CDROM, A, hard drive" </i>
That's a little obvious;-) The only choice that allow's CD booting is the default CDROM, C on this version of the BIOS. You could flash the bios. <a href=http://www.pcchips.com>pcchips</a seems to be the mainboard vendor and they have downloads.
Sorry about the pictures, I used my daughter's $100 digital camera. The modem is on a daughter card that mounts to the back of the unit. It could be removed and the onboard modem disabled.
I don't think you could put in another eth as there aren't any PCI or ISA slots at all. If you wanted, you could get USB working and then a USB eth off that.
As to routerizing it, it won't be a problem--things are close right now.
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I didn't see where anyone referenced the original source from IBM: http://www.research.ibm.com/resources/news/2002020 6_metapad.shtml
So it isn't a fake.
Also, most of the questions raised by posters are answered there, including references to a blade server, the actual disk size, size of the unit, and how it really works.
<i>Or change the boot order from "C only" to "CDROM, A, hard drive" </i>
;-) The only choice that allow's CD booting is the default CDROM, C on this version of the BIOS. You could flash the bios. <a href=http://www.pcchips.com>pcchips</a seems to be the mainboard vendor and they have downloads.
That's a little obvious
Sorry about the pictures, I used my daughter's $100 digital camera. The modem is on a daughter card that mounts to the back of the unit. It could be removed and the onboard modem disabled.
I don't think you could put in another eth as there aren't any PCI or ISA slots at all. If you wanted, you could get USB working and then a USB eth off that.
As to routerizing it, it won't be a problem--things are close right now.
OK, stop moaning. I've changed the site fonts and colors. Any better?