O2 Joggler Forum

You could too just make it a UPNP player with the Linux front end to your NAS.

Reinstalled the newer Intel video drivers (from Sept, 20011); rebooted.

I also re-installed the Intel drivers; rebooted.

It looks like doing this re-aligned the screen as it fits now with no black bar on the bottom.

Installed the development Intel video drivers (built into the development package). to see if I see any differences. Two parts defined. Video drivers and video utilities. The video drivers come up differently now in the control panel / system / Display adapter piece. Just rebooted though; not sure w...

WLAN interface has been working well. I have an application though that doesn't do to well with WLAN in general as it generates a lot of back and forth stuff with the "mothership" server; so the preference here is still to utilize the built in NIC; then maybe later put an SSD USB drive ins...

Warm there. Here's its starting to cool off.

Yes I enjoyed the snow there in London a couple of years back; my preference was to walk to work rather than to take the tube or take the green cabs. So I did.

Thanks Dan. I didn't know that. I changed the MAC address on the built in NIC such that it survives a reboot. Same thing happening as before though. When I plug in a network cable the Joggler locks up. I didn't take about the Joggler last night. Feel asleep early. Moved plants inside from outside de...

Photize, Increase the Fat partition to say 250 Mb. This way you can keep all of the EFI setups. You can save that partition easily as its very small. Using a linux box or a Wintel box; remove that partion such that you can see the NTFS partition and play with that. I do that using the Linux box; gpa...

I'm playing with that last 4Gb upload; driver wise. Will test it again and will upload it such that you can boot it via a USB hub. I have numerous USB keyboards/mouse - will plug them all in such that the drivers load for that image. Dan has posted a modified EFI such that the speeds are much greate...

I wonder if the firmware of the Ethernet device could be modified such that we could change the MAC there?

Mick, Have you tried the newest EFI boot? Its really quick with a base Ram of 496Mb and a dynamic paging file of around 750Mb. Almost ready for prime time. Did you solder the Pata port? Dan saids that using the PATA interface to boot windows would be difficult and a whole different endeavor than the...

I'll try it also here with Oracle's Vbox as its just about the same as VM for workstation. I did revisit the image that I posted earlier and added a bit more to it. Still keeping it basic. Would really though like getting the internal NIC working and that is something that has to be done on the hard...

OK; so I loaded up VMware Workstation 7. There is a "conversion wizard". It saids: "This wizard guides you throu the process of creating a VMware virtual machine, or VMware virtual appliance, from any of the following sources: - physical machines - virtual applicances - virtual machin...

pete could you try this on your 1.8? I've never tried a snapshot image in VM for Workstation. I'll give it a try once I have IP again. I think its just running some sort of agent on the client. Let me recopy the old ECF stuff and boot up again into windows via the Hub. facetook Even with no hub/key...

Its you Dan for bringing us XP on the Joggler!

Maybe it was just the time it took to install .net 2.0 and me in my old age thinking time is space. I see paging file is being dynamically set to 742Mb. Think I'll leave it there for now. Next to the Joggler I have an 8" Lililput Touch screen running XP on a first gen Atom CPU. It now appears t...

The adobe flash took a chunk of space and so did the Dot Net 2.0 stuff.

Yah! Thanks Dan. Great stuff!

Thanks Dan. Copied old to new backup directory. Copied new into the FAT directory. Rebooted. Just thought that this new faster USB stick has a flashing LED and read some where that that is too much of a power draw sometimes. Files in RAR are: boot.nsh (replaced old one) xoj.efi (new one) vga.rom (re...

Here's a couple of VNC pics. Once is just the USB devices that I have hooked up and the other is just the IPConfig /all statement.

Yes; I've changed my built in NIC such that it is a different MAC address and it still does the same. Reading on the Linux Ubuntu / Android stuff; it was as simple as just changing the MAC address. I went thru the registry entries and they all matched the new MAC address. "ipconfig /all" d...