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Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) VansMan Profile | Email Anybody have any info on the Dell e200? http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/e200/index.htm Basically a Win CE based thin client that supports Citrix or MS RDP. Just got one off eBay and would like to hack it a little. Was able to get it to Access my XP desk box via RDP pretty easy, but I would like to at least figure out how to install some drivers on it for a wireless NIC (It has USB and a PC card slot) Also, any hacks to get XP Pro to support a RDP client without logging out the main user? Any help appreciated! 04-11-2002 16:35:30

RE:Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) mbaha Profile How big is that installation of Win Ce? Your dell has really similar specs to the Webplayer. It would be worth a try to put that Ce image on the webplayer DOC. mbaha hack your own you will love it more 04-17-2002 08:07:30

RE:Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) petejengkol Profile It seems e200 is rebranded winterm from wyse, should be 2000 or 3000 series of wyse winterm I have one wyse winterm with GXL cpu , by comparing(quick view) from dell website , it has the same power brick with winterm, and the model looks the same. :) 04-17-2002 10:35:06

RE:Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) VansMan Profile | Email I suspected it was a Wyse with a Dell label on it. Any way to add a driver to the image? The latest .Bin file I installed to it was about 12 MBS. 04-19-2002 08:04:00

RE:Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) Jameyn Profile | Email I was very surprised to stumble on your posts about the Dell and Wyse thin (very thin) clients. I have one of these boxes. It sez it is a Compaq t1010 EVO thin client. I have never powered it up since I have no power supply. It sez it uses +5v but I don't have a clue to the pin-out of the four pin plug. I took it apart. It is based on the god-forsaken AMD elan cpu chip. Basically, that is a 486 SX revved to 233 or 266 mHz. Mine looks like 32 meg of ram 16 meg of flash. There is a mini-pci slot (empty) and a standard pcmcia slot (also empty.) If you can provide a pin-out of your power supply, I would be grateful. I don't see a good way to add a hard-drive. Compact flash in the pc card slot could make it go. I would love to bring this thing to life to see if the cpu is all that it is rumoired NOT to be. 04-22-2002 14:10:54

RE:Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) petejengkol Profile here some information about power brick : 3 4 o o 2o o1 shield: negative ^(notch) 1 & 4 : +5V 2 &3 : NC (not connected) 04-23-2002 23:59:45

RE:Dell e200 Thin Client? (modified 0 times) Jameyn Profile | Email Thanks for the help with the power supply. I will make an adapter for my Virgin Webplayer's brick tonight, if I get a chance. The Dell site is far moe detailed than the Wyse and Compaq web-info I had already checked. The back of my unit is identical to the Dell's EXCEPT for the USB port. I no-have. But, it will be fun to play with. Did I understand someone might attempt a port of the WinCE from these clients to the Webplayer's DoC? Even tho I am blessed (cursed?) with an AMD processor, all the support chips in the box are National Semi's very similar to the Webplayer. It could work. 04-24-2002 11:12:19

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