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 More options Jul 8 2002, 12:42 am
Newsgroups: sol.lists.freebsd.hackers
From: jul...@elischer.org
Date: 08 Jul 2002 04:40:25 +0000
Local: Mon, Jul 8 2002 12:40 am
Subject: Re: conversion
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The Bios of the Interjet was never tested or compiled with Microsoft in
mind. it is specifically tailored to boot FreeBSD with some special
hacks to support the LCD on COM2 (or was that com1?)
it is a 133MHz (or was that 233?) MHz chip for crying out aloud.
why on EARTH would you wnat to run windows on it?
(not to mention that it only has 32 MB of ram.)

You cannot get access to the exisiting FreeBSD because it is hacked too
much. The binaries are altered to use a database for many things FreeBSd
uses flat files for.

but the following should work for you:

install the drive on a regular PC.
install FreeBSD 4.6 from scratch.
Set it to have a console on COM1
reinstall it on the machine
log in on the serial port..
You should now have a standard FreeBSD machine with serial console
COM2 at (hmm I forget the exact baud rate) should print to the LCD.

On Sun, 7 Jul 102, JM wrote:
> Anyone know how to convert an interjet to run windows 98??  or at least
> to get root access on the exisiting freebsd?

> I have a Whistle Interjet 200 server.  I am looking into converting this
> over to windows 98, but one problem, the Interjet has a special bios. If
> I install windows 98 on the HD, then it won't boot.  Other than the
> special bios, the interjet is made out of a "single board computer",
> which is a motherboard packed on a half size ISA card.  Do you know
> anything about Interets?  Can they be converted to windows just by
> changing the bios chip? or is there something else that has to be done?

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