fit-IoT Users Forum

About standard FitPC2i accessories: I noticed I frequently need the "mini USB A to USB A female" adapter provided to plug a mini USB B device with its "mini USB B to USB A male"... A mini USB B - mini USB A cable (both males) would be more convenient here. I suggest to replace one of those two adapt...

Thank you for such a quick answer !

I suggest you add a 15 minutes battery to prevent power cuts. That would be a nice move to use this empty 2.5" sata slot. I think it shouldn't cost a lot for the internal connector, next to the unused sata slot. I guess the chipset already has batteries monitoring ability. And the company would mak...

The Mandriva One 2010 graphical network configuration tool lists the eth0 twice and there isn't eth1. The second eth0 is really the eth0 itself, not a miss labeled eth1 : I've tested a configuration, it points to eth0. The ifconfig output seems ok. I guess I will do a manual config the old way with ...

When I use FitPC2i with Fit-VGA and a LCD 19" 1280x1024, the vga signal is out of range for the monitor (77Hz vertical).
As I can't see anything, I can't change the OS settings for the display.

What should I try ?

(I borrowed a hdmi monitor for the moment, but I can't keep it...)

I've installed Linux on a microSDHC 8Gb with an USB adapter (the Mandriva One installer doesn't see miniSD card as an available disk, but with USB it's ok). The bootloader is GRUB and it boots when the microSDHC is in the USB adapter. When I use the same microSDHC in a miniSD adapter it does not boo...

Mandriva One 2010 : success
Mandriva One 2010.1 (spring): fail at the graphic startup (bug mentionned above)
(btw no luck also with Ubuntu 9.10)

No luck with Mandriva 2010 Spring ( 2010.1 ) with an Internet http install (I booted stage1 on usb or pxe). The Poulsbo chipset is detected, graphic card chosen accordingly. When I configure X during the install I have a blank screen and then the installer resume with an error message... I will try ...

By the way : I seems it supports boot on SDHC
Does this mean there is no longer the 2Gb limit ?
Can I buy any 4Gb or 8Gb SDHC to boot ?

Yes , thanks, I've read some other post here :

yzh wrote:The Fit-PC2i v1.2 (newest revision) supports booting from SDHC according to the wiki:
http://www.fit-pc2.com/wiki/index.php?t ... _Revisions

Sorry for asking too quickly...