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MP900 Jlime and more

Grasshopper Page Icon Posted 2013-02-14 6:40 AM
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Hey all, I have owned an NEC of one type or another for the past 8 or 10 years now, I am familiar and fond of these little demons. I own an mp900 now with the 4.2 updated rom, and I am waiting on another CF card from ebay so I can mess around with jlime and I'm probably too excited. I do have some questions as far as multi-booting, would it slow my system down at all? Would I have re flash the system every time I do a hard reset? I've seen some literature and I am almost certain I will be looking for more in the future, feel free to share your experience. The second question I have is, can I successfully send packets with the serial cable for testing other devices like a host pc, or a switch's connection for educational purposes or even a work application on CE or Jlime. I remember doing this in a Cisco vocational class in high school but I really don't remember what program was used and how it was done. It was a function I had never seen before in computing and I thought it was amazing the first time, and it's the little things that really keep people going, especially in that particular field.

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Grasshopper Page Icon Posted 2013-02-14 6:27 PM
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When I started talking about packet transfer I left out something else which is pinging, basically the same thing, which I believe can be done with a serial cable, but I guess it all depends on what system your testing and what port is readily available. Not to mention I would most definitely need some type of dongle for the serial cable, if not an entirely different cable, which I am currently looking in to.
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Grasshopper Page Icon Posted 2013-02-15 12:00 AM
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Figured out pretty quick that I have either a 780 or a 790 serial cable, and not a 900.... like this one http://www.shopping.com/NEC-NEC-MOBILEPRO-900-SERIAL/info . The pins are completely different, fun!...
So if anyone is looking for a 780/790 serial cable and can't find one.. PM me... ugh the search continues... again.
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stingraze Page Icon Posted 2013-02-15 11:35 AM
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I can help you with getting MP900/900C serial cables. I can make them.

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tõnna Page Icon Posted 2013-02-16 4:39 PM
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stingraze - 2013-02-15 1:35 PM

I can help you with getting MP900/900C serial cables. I can make them.



And how much You want for these?
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stingraze Page Icon Posted 2013-02-17 5:14 AM
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$20 including shipping by regular airmail. PM me if you are interested.
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Grasshopper Page Icon Posted 2013-02-19 9:02 PM
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Is it anything like making an RJ45 cable, twisted pairs, line them up and clamp/cover. Or is it way more complex than that?
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Rich Hawley Page Icon Posted 2013-02-19 11:10 PM
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The key and almost impossible thing is to get the connector for the Mobilepro...it takes a proprietory serial connector...which Stingraze just happens to have some of....

I can tell you that I got one from him and it works perfectly...I can actually sync with a serial port on my desktop with it....though why I don't know as I always use my USB port for that...but it is a standard serial cable when he gets done.
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