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x8668k
26-05-2003, 03:41
Do anyone have a VIA EPIA comp they run TS2 Server and Client on?

And how does it work?

Thinking about getting one, want it to be really small. :D

Pierrebrand
26-05-2003, 06:03
SRY M8 i couldn't help u there and i wouldn't count on getting any help soon

Helza
26-05-2003, 09:50
I can't help you with the first question as i don't own one..

as for setting up a server & client you might wanna check out these manuals:

Client Manual
http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/showthread.php?threadid=4370

Server Manual
http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/showthread.php?threadid=4369



Pierrebrand: If you can't/won't help out other people then please don't post at all. Its a waste of our time and yours..

Pierrebrand
26-05-2003, 10:10
just cause you knew an answer dosn't mean you put any more effort into finding out the solution to the problem

i tried to find it and was unable to so i told him so

x8668k
26-05-2003, 12:41
I already know how to setup the Server and Client, I just wanted to know how it runs on a VIA EPIA based comp.

x8668k
26-05-2003, 12:46
And Helza, you didn't give me any more help then Pierrebrand. :rolleyes:

But you tried. :D

guldi
26-05-2003, 14:46
@x8668k

as for your question: There are thousands, uhm, what did I say, millions of different combinations (Hardware, Software,....) so the chance that you will get an exactly same PC as someon else has, is VERY small. The most problems depend on the details (drivers).

So back to your question: If every one would ask if that or this HW is compatible with TS, I would propose to the Board Admins to delet such post caus they're fairly useless !

sorry dude, the truth's always hard.

The first hit in Goggle states the your board is fully compatible to MS and Linux,... so why shouldn't it work ?
Have fun !

x8668k
27-05-2003, 02:24
Yeah, I think it will work without any problems, but since it isn't as common as AMD or P4 I asked, just incase someone had it, ah well, will get one anyway. :D

mCn
27-05-2003, 11:46
It's still x86 architecture, so it should be no problem for any x86 OS / application.