Hi Ralph
Ralph Green schrieb:
> Howdy,
> I was reading some older posts in this mailing list and I found
> references to people using diskonchip modules. I have a few thin client
> machines I would like to setup. This is all stuff I am doing for free
> for myself and friends. This is not a business. The Neoware and HP
> machines have these diskonchip modules in sizes from 64 meg to 256 meg.
> That should be plenty of room for a leaf setup to act as an accesspoint
> or firewall. My problem is that I don't see how to program them. They
> have 44 pin female headers. I find adapters to let me plug 2.5 inch
> drives into a desktop PC and those expect male headers.
> On the sourceforge page for this project, it suggests looking in the
> FAQ and logging onto irc. But, it also says the FAQ page is disabled
> for this project and the irc is not active. So, if there is another
> place I should be asking this or looking it up, please just tell me
> that.
This is less of a LEAF than a hardware issue. If your DOMs behave like
an ordinary IDE disk then the question is how to connect them to a
standard system to write the software to them. I recall having had the
same issue once. I must admit, I just abandoned that DOM, seeing that
ordinary DOM's did cost a fraction of the price of the adapter. Unless
you really want to go that way, I would suggest to find a cheap IDE to
CF adapter. Compact Flash of small sizes can be found in heaps. Are you
sure you have a 2.5 inch interface and not a 1.8 inch which has 50 pins
and is typically female.
cheers
Erich
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