Difference between revisions of "Fit-PC2 FAQ"
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==== Can I use fit-PC2 with a large-screen TV? ==== | ==== Can I use fit-PC2 with a large-screen TV? ==== | ||
Yes. fit-PC2 connects to a large-screen TV through the TV HDMI connector. Audio is not transfered over the HDMI cable and needs to be connected to the analog audio input. | Yes. fit-PC2 connects to a large-screen TV through the TV HDMI connector. Audio is not transfered over the HDMI cable and needs to be connected to the analog audio input. | ||
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| + | ==== I heard there is no Linux display driver ==== | ||
| + | Display drivers in Ubuntu are closed source, but provide very decent 2D and excellent hardware accelerated video. | ||
| + | Drivers currently support Ubuntu 8.04 so fit-PC2 Linux ships with that version. Newer Ubuntu currently work with VESA drivers only. | ||
''(more to come...)'' | ''(more to come...)'' | ||
Revision as of 20:28, 19 March 2009
Contents
Why isn't there a proper website for fit-PC2?
The website is still being designed. We will air it in April.
Is boot from LAN supported?
Yes. BIOS can be configured for PXE boot.
Are there GMA500 optimized Linux display drivers?
Yes. The drivers are currently available in binary form only for Ubuntu 8.04
Can I use fit-PC2 with a large-screen TV?
Yes. fit-PC2 connects to a large-screen TV through the TV HDMI connector. Audio is not transfered over the HDMI cable and needs to be connected to the analog audio input.
I heard there is no Linux display driver
Display drivers in Ubuntu are closed source, but provide very decent 2D and excellent hardware accelerated video. Drivers currently support Ubuntu 8.04 so fit-PC2 Linux ships with that version. Newer Ubuntu currently work with VESA drivers only.
(more to come...)
