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 **AstLinux Board Type:** **AstLinux Board Type:**
  
-  * "geni586-serial" (19200 baud serial console)+  * "geni586" (Video Console: VGA) 
 +  * "geni586-serial" (Serial Console: ''19200'' baud for AstLinux 1.2.10 and earlier, ''115200'' baud for AstLinux 1.3.0 and later) 
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 +!!Note ->!! Not x86_64 compatible
  
 **Complete System Recommended Options:** **Complete System Recommended Options:**
  
-  * Memory: 204-pin DDR3 1333 SO-DIMM 2GB+  * Memory: 204-pin DDR3 1066/1333 SO-DIMM 2GB
   * Flash Storage: Industrial Compact Flash Card 2 GB or 2.5" SATA SSD   * Flash Storage: Industrial Compact Flash Card 2 GB or 2.5" SATA SSD
   * Included:   * Included:
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 **Total System Power:**  14 Watts when idle. **Total System Power:**  14 Watts when idle.
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 +**Performance:**  49.2 secs. (Single-core test, lower is better)
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 +  time ( echo "scale=3456; 4*a(1)" | bc -l )
  
 **Configuration:** **Configuration:**
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-**BIOS Setup via Serial Port:**+**BIOS Setup:**
  
-While it is possibly to use a VGA cable to connect to the board's internal VGA header (cable not provided) to view the BIOS, a better solution is to use "Remote Access" to the BIOS via the serial port.+The BIOS can be entered by using the VGA port, fortunately no change to the default BIOS settings is required. 
  
-First, configure your serial terminal program to support ANSI color and 115200 baud.  If you are using minicom be sure to add the ' ''-c on'' ' option to the minicom command line, otherwise the ANSI colors will not be distinguishable in the BIOS Setup screen. 
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-Second, on startup as soon as you hear the beep, type <TAB> to enter the BIOS Setup, go to the "Advanced" -> "Remote Access Configuration" .  Make the following changes... 
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-  * ''Serial Port Mode -> 19200 8,n,1'' 
-  * ''Redirection After BIOS POST -> Disabled'' 
-  * ''Sredir Memory Display Delay -> Delay 4 Sec'' 
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-The results should like the following screen... 
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-{{:userdoc:lanner_fw-7541d-remote-bios.png?nolink|Remote Access BIOS}} 
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-Finally, save the above BIOS changes, reboot, and reconfigure you serial terminal program to 19200 baud, this will match what AstLinux expects. 
  
 **Photos:** **Photos:**
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