OpenVox IPC 100
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What do your LEDs on the board look like? Per the manual, they all 3 should light on power up, one should turn off when POST starts, and two should turn off after POST completes, leaving only one lit. All 3 are solid on with mine and they never turn off. Nothing on the serial console, nor with the VGA header attached. Wondering if I have a DOA board, contacting OpenVox to find out more.
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Nevermind that last post, that was just a huge instance of user error. :o I got the board from them (as a contribution to the project) without RAM and didn't realize it. :D I'm used to boards like that having it onboard so the empty slot didn't stick out to me until I talked to someone at OpenVox, at which point I realized the stupid mistake.
I have some RAM on the way then I bet it'll work a whole lot better!
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i think so :-)
hope you can find the issue, i do not see whats wrong with my setup. hmmm…
GaXy
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any news on that?
i have still a not working system.
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Any update?
Thanks
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:D I'd like to see any updates for that if you've tried it out.
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i can not find the problem but my one does still not work.
i am open for ideas, so what do you have for me?
greetings GaXy
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not cool that nobody has an idea, i disabled any thing in the bios that i can… ACPI .. USB.. but still the same effect.. i see onle a Black screen after POST
may be some one has an idea ???
THX GaXy
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For embedded, it requires a work around that some Intel chipsets need. Info detailed here:
http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Installation_on_OpenVox_IPC100The full installs work fine out of the box as normal where the jumpers are set appropriately for the type of drive being used.
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thx