Well, mine boots. Waiting for some cables and a bigger SD card before trying it, a 16GB card seems to be too small when I try to copy a 2GB image into the folder that wasn't present.
It does ask that you change the default password.
It does still have baked in DNS servers to 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4, and 192.168.0.1.
For whatever reason, it is not finding the update web site so I may need to figure out how to update the application manually.
I also need to go back through and read how to change the baked in DNS, if it is going to be a DHCP device, then I want it to use the DNS provided from the DHCP lease.
No where does it list the MAC address of this device, I ended up pulling it out of my firewall logs. Now I can set an IP reservation for it.
There is no where in the web gui to set a manual IP address or any other networking parameters.
There is no way to upload a bootable image from the web gui, you can try SCP but it almost looks like an after thought. I may try this after I get a larger card.
The Lite version (the one I bought) is currently on Amazon for $35 (plus the cost of an SD card). The price on the bigger version that comes with an SD card is at the same price as a JetKVM, and I think the JET is probably a better choice for the same dollars.
I'll have to see what I need to do to get this updated and working the way I want before I really condemn it. It might be nice, it might not, but it definitely is still a young product and needs to grow a little bit.