Meteohub on a standard Pentium-Mainboard (P5A-B)
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 12:36 pm
Hello,
my Meteohub is running on a Standard Pentium-Mainboard, the ASUS P5A-B.
Used components are:
- a 10GB - 2,5" Notebook harddisk
- 380MB RAM
- AMD K6-3/500 Processor
- WLAN
The installation was mainly done according to the document
"HowTo Build a Meteohub Image (x86).pdf".
Unfortunally the board is not able to boot from USB-stick, so I had to use floppy disks for the Debian installation.
The installation of Meteohub went smootly using
"STEP 3: Install additional Packages"
of the above document from USB-Stick.
Weather station is a TE923/Nexus, connected via the USB connector of the P5A-B.
Power consumption is not as low as with a NSLU or with an eBox, nevertheless satisfying (18W).
bye
my Meteohub is running on a Standard Pentium-Mainboard, the ASUS P5A-B.
Used components are:
- a 10GB - 2,5" Notebook harddisk
- 380MB RAM
- AMD K6-3/500 Processor
- WLAN
The installation was mainly done according to the document
"HowTo Build a Meteohub Image (x86).pdf".
Unfortunally the board is not able to boot from USB-stick, so I had to use floppy disks for the Debian installation.
The installation of Meteohub went smootly using
"STEP 3: Install additional Packages"
of the above document from USB-Stick.
Weather station is a TE923/Nexus, connected via the USB connector of the P5A-B.
Power consumption is not as low as with a NSLU or with an eBox, nevertheless satisfying (18W).
bye