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Astaro 4.x on VIA EPIA-M6000 Plattform

Hello,

has anybody experiences running Astaro 4.x on VIA EPIA-M6000 or W9000 Mainboards? Thoose would be perfect
for building small, almost noiseless, Astaro Appliances.

Primary i would like to know if the Onboard LAN (VIA VT6103 10/100) and the CPU (600 MHz Via C3/Eden) are supported?

Has anybody tried this Hardware?

Regards

Jan Schreiber

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0 oliver.desch over 22 years ago

Janosh,

the current version (CD image) doesn't support VIA C3 CPUs due
to the same problem that kicked out PI and K6. As Markus mentioned
in another threat we are working on that problem. Please check
the announcement section periodically to find out when it will be
available.

read you
o|iver
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0 Simon Shaw over 22 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

I think you mean 'thread' not 'threat'
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0 janosch over 22 years ago in reply to Simon Shaw

Just got my Hands on one of thoose Mainboards (EPIA-M6000). Astaro 4.x does not boot after successful Installation (as expected) but 3.216 runs pefectly, even the Onboard NIC (VIA VT6103, detected as VIA Rhine II) works fast and without any flaws.

Now please fix the Pentium/K6/VIA CPU Problem in 4.x :-)))) Pleeeeaaaassse......

regards

janosch
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0 Pedro_01 over 22 years ago in reply to janosch

Hello Janosch...
does your ASL4 hang while 1st boot after "freeing unused kernel memory" ???
So does mine after installing without any problems on an EPIA-M

Ciao,
Pedro
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0 janosch over 22 years ago in reply to Pedro_01

Yes, exactly the same here and some lines before re-mounting the root filesystem seems to fail. I hope they can fix this in near future....

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0 janosch over 22 years ago in reply to Pedro_01

Yes, exactly the same here and some lines before re-mounting the root filesystem seems to fail. I hope they can fix this in near future....

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