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Since there are no USB ports available, I can't exactly do a LiveUSB boot or something. Fortunately, I had an old SATA HDD with a Debian Jessie install on it, from an old server of mine. Long story short, that's how I booted this motherboard up.
You also need network, don't you? I have a desktop computer with a free PCI slot and a PCI FireWire card. The card is good, but one of the SMD capacitors broke off... Let me fix that.
You also need a cable. Fortunately, I bought one a couple of weeks ago, one like this:
Connect my desktop and this laptop (both running Linux), load proper kernel modules, do some "ip addr" commands on both to set up static IPs, add routes (+disable an old firewall that was on the HDD install I reused):
Read more »Don't need much RAM - there are two slots for DDR2, could put everything into RAM but likely won't for now. So, will just put some 512MB sticks in there, test them one-by-one. Found one:
Good! Tested it for 8 more hours, works nice. Found one more:
okay then. Next one?
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This is so cool and amazing project station you have started. I really like your idea. Can I embed this project des with my mother board reviews blog? You can see here https://imotherboards.com/best-motherboard-for-i7-9700k/