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Paul, did You ran into any errors when trying to make USB bootable?After running C:\ubcd\tools\ubcd2usb\ubcd2usb.bat UBCD2USB C:\ubcd k: -y from Run in Windows XP i get an error there is no ldlinux.sys file in syslinux folder and i can clearly see it in my folder. Will try to find out on google, just wanted to check here first if You have ran into any similliar problems.
Did you set your network up correctly as described in the FAQ?
You can access the pad either by connecting a usb keyboard, and tapping control-C tor by sshing into the pad itself, username is root, password is root.Please look to see if:* ifconfig gives the network card a proper address, and if* iwconfig gives the network card a proper wireless ID?
According to this:You're using WEP encryption, is this correct?WPA is not supported by the Cisco Aironet 350 card inside the unit.It seems the system thinks your access point is invalid. Make sure the key is right.You can re-access the tablet configurator by pressing the third button from the left.-Thom
No, you didn't. iwconfig is showing me a network key in that screenshot.Press the third button... wait for tabletCFG to come up.Change the network option to none, and try again.
Ivan, I had the same problem. Boot the webpad with a live USB stick, and wipe out the partitions, otherwise it will fail. I used UBCD and removed the 2 partitions, created a single one, then booted to Thom's image. Everything works now.BTW, great work Thom!
Use a USB extender cable to hook up a flash drive that won't fit.-Thom