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IMHO the following link best describes the situation with Ubuntu support on Fit-PC2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport ... rdsPoulsbo
As you can see, the best supported version is currently 9.10

Hi Peter,
I have read your blog but if I understood correctly the Danish -> English translation, you did not really "hack" anything, just disabled C-states in BIOS? If this is the case, then Irad already advertised that more than half a year ago... Or did you do something more?

USB CD includes USB DVD as well. I booted it a few times from USB DVD, everything was fine.

I don't think that kernel compilation time has any correlation with disk speed.

Anyway, USB2 will provide effective speed of 30MB/sec. SATA connector inside FitPC2 gives 60MB/sec for 5400RPM HDD, and around 90MB/sec for fast SSD.

If this is what you have bought:
http://www.fit-pc.com/web/fit-pc2/accessories/fit-vga/
then it should work.
Can you describe the steps you have done?

Linuxshoppen (the Denmark distributor) can provide those cables at MOQ 100 and price 7$ each. You can contact them at: email@linuxshoppen.dk - maybe they even can give you a better price.

We have some left in stock, I just contacted Mike. But if anyone wishes to sell his/her Fit-PC Slim cheaper than us, you are welcome.

Good news! SparkLan half-mini PCIe WiFi n + BlueTooth 3.0 module And the best news - they sell it, unlike Unex :) You can find it off eBay for around ~25$ USA Ralink-RT3090BC4-802.11n-Plus-Bluetooth-3.0-Half-MiniCard.jpg SparkLAN WPER-101GN(BT) Combo WiFi & Bluetooth module, 802.11n, b/g/N, 1T/1R Mi...

The E6XX+EG20T does have slightly higher power consumption, but uses more upgraded chipset with native SATA support and 4x PCIe lanes. Also the RAM speed is almost double. And the interesting thing, the EG20T is not mandatory, you can have a complete PC without it (which would make the size even sma...

Yes.