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The Compaq Evo T20 is a thin-client device targetted at Windows TS or Citrix TS services.
-Specifications:
+!
Specifications:
* 300 MHz Geode CPU
-* 64, 128 or
256 MB ram
-* USB only
+* 16 - 256 MB flash
+* 32 -
256 MB ram
+* 4
USB ports
+* No PS/2 ports (legacy free)
+!Available Configurations: (Flash/RAM size)
-Some of these units support [PXE] booting. If you happen to have one, it is trivial to turn it into a linux thin client - just make use of a PXE netboot environment, such as PXES or diskless.
+* 16/32
+* 32/64
+* 48/64
+* 64/64
+* 64/96
+* 96/128
+* 128/128
+* 192/256
+* 256/256
-If you don't have a PXE boot model, or you wish to run linux locally, you could try [hacking the firmware|http://www.kazak.ws/evo/]
+! Operating Systems
-''Google cache version of the document removed
, since it's back online
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-
-!!General notes
+The 192/256 and 256/256 models have WinXPe on them
, the other models have WinNTe
.
! Video depth
It appears that the driver [XOrg] uses for this unit can't support a bit depth of 24bits, but it does support 16bits.
+
+! [PXE] Boot
+
+The 64/64 model has an image for WinNTe + PXE, which can be downloaded from Compaq's website. The WinXPe models appear to both support [PXE] boot. If you don't have one of these models, the other models can be made to PXE boot by modifying the firmware.
+
+! Flashing the device
+
+You need a program called netxfer, available from Compaq's download site. This needs MS Java, however, which is not available from MS anymore. Try http://java-virtual-machine.net/download.htm
+
+
+
+!!General notes
Interestingly, if you allow the bootp to wait, it times out after an hour and tries to tftp /tftpboot/kernel on port 10069.
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+If you don't have a PXE boot model, or you wish to run linux locally, you could try [hacking the firmware|http://www.kazak.ws/evo/]
-CategoryHardware
+!! Notes on flashing the firmware.
-!
tried the stuff above - i'm not really a hacker - but ... yes it works !
+tried the stuff above - i'm not really a hacker - but ... yes it works !
my way:
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now the patch is written to the right position in the mounted
firmware-file and you can send this file to your machine
-!!! patching to the part of the firmware the soft-bios and flash-tools are located
-!!!
can break the machine - be carefull
+!!! patching to the part of the firmware the soft-bios and flash-tools are located can break the machine - be carefull
floaty
ps.: the mofu's from lycos have killed my account, so my splash-screens are no longer online
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+CategoryHardware
