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      2014-12-20 at 21:38
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      #1541

      Hello,

      Does anyone have a original mirror/clone of the HS 4 disk partions?
      I will run it on a:
      – Fujitsu D3003-S1
      – SATA flash module 16Gb
      – 4Gb SO-DIMM DDR

      Which is almost OEM hardware, except for the SSD flash module, instead of the mSATA/mini PCI-e.

      Will I have problem with the MAC adress/serial when running on original HW? As I read the hs_main checks DMI. Maybe running “OEM” hardware, we won’t have this problem?

      Anyway, I would appriciate if someone could tell me where to find mirror/clone of the original Hs 4 partitions..

      I don’t want to run a virtual machine, I want to run native and if possible, upgrade through expert tool.

      If you want to send me E-mail, you can to it here: “m [dot] cheraghi [at] hotmail [dot] com”

      Very best regards, and merry christmas!

      sx3sx3
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        2015-01-11 at 22:16
        Post count: 5
        #1624

        Ok, I managed to build a homeserver on Fujitsu HW but I have a problem.
        My partition table is like this:

        DOM SSD 8Gb

        C: – Primary – Active – Freedos (boot partition)
        E: – Primary – Gira FW 4.2
        F: – Primary – Empty
        G: – Primary – Empty

        When I boot Freedos and go to the E: and run the dolinux2.bat my system reboot immdietly, no message, no nothing. Just a reboot and I’m back to Freedos on C: again, the HS never even start to run

        However, if Boot the system, through a USB stick with Freedos installed on it then I’m able to run the dolinux2.bat and I get 3 double beeps and I get to the HS “main screen”
        I’ve been able to make a new small project with only IP settings and transfered it to the HS with Serial-cable with no problem.

        This way the HS working, but I would like to not boot from USB stick, but from the actual Freedos located on the C: of my SSD drive.

        Any suggestions?

        billiboybilliboy
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          2015-01-13 at 13:26
          Post count: 37
          #1625

          Look at post 1170 an use she usb stick

          HS3 Tutorial – German

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