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ASUS A8N SLI Premium (AMD Socket 939)

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Some experiences with latest ACPI/APM build (20061016) in combination with eCS beta 2.0b and bootable JFS. Graphic card ATI X300 with latest SNAP 3.18.

• As this board is using NVIDIA chipset, the acpisnp.snp was "comment out" in the snoop.lst file. Snoop.lst has only the following entries:

  mouse.snp
  serial.snp
  ; Note: Place additional snoopers above this line
  ;acpisnp.snp
  pcibus.snp
  

  Omitting serial.snp resulted in inactive COM ports.

• I'm not using the SMP mode as it triggers the CPU fan to run faster with to much noise.
• A real power off is still not working with the latest APM.
• Booting up the computer sometimes results in a flickering cursor in the upper left corner of the screen and a frozen system. A reboot is the only way to come out.
• System seems pretty stable even after loading more than 20 applications at the same time.
• Combination of Bootable JFS, 7200 rpm WDC harddisk of 250 GB, 1 GB DDR ram and this type of MOBO gives an amazing blazing fast eCS system

Information is sent by: Gerrit Schoenmaker -- 2006-10-30 09:29:08

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eCo Software was participating in the development of drivers: ACPI - OS kernel, resources management, power management Panorama VESA - universal video driver JFS - boot feature implemented Uniaud - initial support of HDAudio USB - restore of source code

 
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