VESA eBox-2300 Technical Information download pdf (Page 26)

1. Boot CE/PC (local nk.bin with /L:1024x768x32)

2. Boot CE/PC (ether via eboot.bin with /L:1024x768x32)

3. Boot CE/PC (ether via eboot.bin with /L:800x600x32)

4. Boot CE/PC (ether via eboot.bin with /L:640x480x32)

5. Boot CE/PC (ether via eboot.bin without display settings)

6. Boot CE/PC (Static IP: 192.168.2.232, with /L:1024x768x32)

7. Boot CE/PC (Static IP: 192.168.2.232, with /L:640x480x32)

8. Boot CE/PC (Static IP: 192.168.2.232, without display settings)

9. Clean Boot (no commands)

Option 1: The eBox-2300 will load NK.bin (Windows CE image) from local storage

with 1024x768 display resolution.

Option 2 ~ 5: The eBox-2300 will load eboot.bin which in turn will send request to an

available DHCP server to assign an IP address. Then, it sends bootme

request to the Platform-Builder development station.

Option 6 ~ 8: The eBox-2300 will load eboot.bin with a static IP address

(192.168.2.232), and sends a bootme request to the Platform-Builder

development station.

Option 9: Boots up to a clean DOS environment.

If the development station and eBox-2300 are connected to a LAN with DHCP service, select

option 2, 3, 4 or 5. If eBox-2300 is connected directly to the development station using a cross-

over Ethernet cable, select option 6, 7 or 8.

After eBox-2300 boots-up and sends a boot-me request, the Ethernet Download Settings dialog

screen should look similar to the following, with a device ID listed in the Active target devices

list box.

Fig. 21 - Ethernet Download Settings

• Click and highlight the device ID listed in the Active Devices window

• Click Ok to continue

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