fit-IoT Users Forum

...Is it normal that it takes about 1.5h to copy the files? It is less then 1Gb. Thanks You are welcome. I don't remember how long it took. The main thing is it ends w/out errors. Slow copying may be due to lack of suitable drivers, but the end result is what matters in such kind of installations. ...

You are welcome. There are probably many ways to do this. Depends on the software you want to use for that. If you have the same capacity hard/solid disk, you may use for instance Paragon Hard Disk Manager to copy data/partition(s)... On the other hand, to copy the working environment to several mac...

... all that implies fit-PC multimedia (HTPC) edition has to compliment 2i version. Without outdated mini-SD (no support for full sized SDHC), serial port, and, probably, without second network adapter. Instead, with OPTICAL audio and IR, preferably with 2 GB RAM and with 2miniUSBtoUSB adapter & WoL...

WoL does not work in fit-PC2 because the Ethernet controller is not powered in standby. Is this because of power supply or motherboard or something else? I noticed absence of normal Power Management settings in BIOS. Is this due to fit-PC customizations and disabled intentionally or the newer BIOS ...

Both these features - auto-on and WOL - are supported in fit-PC2i fit-PC2 Owner's Manual printed 6-May-2009 clearly saying: BIOS Setup Utility (page 9) Booting over LAN (PXE) Select Chipset Control Sub-Menu -> Gigabit LAN -> Enable Select Chipset Control Sub-Menu -> LAN PXE BOOT -> Enable Save sett...

Works great. Easy to follow. No USB CD/DVD extra drive required. Allows many pre-install customizations. Steps 1. Prepare OS image by using free nLite tool for XP ( http://www.nliteos.com/nlite.html ) or its sibling vLite for Vista/Win7. For instance, I did with WinXP Prof SP2 CD-ROM (may be also a ...

3. I've just repeated what you ask me to do and this time it seems to be working. I'm baffled. Let's hope it was just "finger trouble" on my part (though I'm not yet entirely convinced . . . ). I can confirm the mentioned above Intel driver did the trick. You can select Disable Port State Detection...