That is a specialized point of sale terminal. The teardown video --I’m stuck too I have an IBM 4810 33H with no cd rom and I would like to install windows 2000 pro or xp pro onto it how would I do it
PLZ HELP
That is a specialized point of sale terminal. The teardown video --I’m stuck too I have an IBM 4810 33H with no cd rom and I would like to install windows 2000 pro or xp pro onto it how would I do it
PLZ HELP
Could I use a cd rom and put a windows installer in it?That is a specialized point of sale terminal. The teardown video --View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upiLCp_yIDY
gives insight to the guts.
256MB RAM RAM won't support much.
You aren't the first to try -- https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/old-ibm-mot-computer.2454226/
I agree with the first thread, the BIOS is intended to run an embedded OS and you will probably not succeed in installing a traditional OS.
I have no idea. It may not even allow booting from a CD. It is a specialized piece of hardware. It was designed to run an embedded OS for things like cash registers and auto diagnostic machines.Could I use a cd rom and put a windows installer in it?
I have no idea. It may not even allow booting from a CD. It is a specialized piece of hardware. It was designed to run an embedded OS for things like cash registers and auto diagnostic machines.
Why are you interested in this device?