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Thecus Back To Life
The Thecus N2100 whose untimely demise I blogged recently is now, I'm happy to report, back to life, thanks to some help from the folks at Thecus in Taiwan. I'm putting some finishing touches on the OpenBSD install notes that should be ready in a few d... |
26-Nov-2007 |
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Flying Thecus has hard landing...
The Thecus N2100 sits idle in a corner, because the vendor changed the software in a way that breaks the ability to install most open-source OSes. The OpenBSD install, like many others, depends on setting certain firmware commands to be saved in the ... |
14-Jun-2007 |
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Flying Thecus Eats Cereal, err, Gets Serial
The Thecus I wrote about previously is partly up and running. The OpenBSD install, unlike that for Debian, requires use of a serial console. The serial port was designed into these devices primarily for debugging, not what a consumer appliance needs. S... |
13-Jun-2007 |
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Monty Python's Flying Thecus
OK, it seemed like a good idea at the time. I was in San Francisco a few weeks ago now for JavaOne, and I bought a Thecus. If you don't know what these are, find out before you read on. I wrote this blog entry at the time, but am just now catching up; ... |
12-May-2007 |