For those who are looking for standoffs for the m.2, I bought this kit from Amazon that has the right size.
Clonezilla is really good for preserving original installs like that. I usually will do this before I even connect a device to the network.@WANg (or other Wyse 5070 experts like @Samir, great idea on protecting the eMMC from heavy writes or wearing out. ...But how did you exclude (disable) the eMMC in the Wyse 5070 BIOS? ...I hit F2 to access BIOS Set-Up, and reset to the default BIOS setting, and cannot find the eMMC. I realize the eMMC isn't really a SATA device, but cannot find anything in BIOS setup for the eMMC. My 120GB M.2 SSD does show up as in BIOS Settings > System Configuration > Drives > SATA-0, but I cannot find anything for disabling or even viewing the expected ~16GB eMMC. ...I have disabled secure boot, to make sure I can load Lunbuntu from USB drive.
My goal is to save & protect the eMMC with existing Thin Client software. I want to eventually experiment with the Linux thin client, but probably won't happen anytime soon. For now I just want to install Lunbuntu LTS 20.4 on the 120GB SSD, and set up 5070 as my print server. ...I am setting up CUPS style print server, because Google sunset their excellent Google Cloud Printer service.
Cheers, ABQ
Generally this is the case, but it can be turned off and in the case of the Fujitsu S920, it comes off by default when re-imaging it until you enable it.That's why almost all thin client OS that I am aware of (HP ThinPro, Wyse ThinOS, Win7/10 IoT) maps the boot media as read-only and uses copy-on-write in a RAMdisk for anything transient.
I actually use the previous generations, z90xx series as RDP clients and initially forayed into thin clients because of the same issue--parents who were messing up their computers regularly.I have a weird Q, has anyone actually used this as a thin client as its supposed to be with windows 2012 R2? I'm wondering if this would be a good solution for me to help my parents with. stick a relatively cheap off lease server in their home, give them VDI with 2 (or more) of these and able to manage things remotely. The main things I could see being an issue. 1) youtube video and 2) Zoom / other video conferencing systems. Wondering if anyone has experience on that side.
If the sata card has its own bios, it might.any idea would it work for the purpose of setting NAS, if insert a 4x Sata ports card into the 5070 extended?
would 5070 Bios support booting from those 4x Sata harddisk ports?
Thank you! I was watching this but then had work tie me up for a few days and then it was gone. All good though as I now have my TC update with a pair of Fujitsu S920.If you trust CDW Outlet, there's one on there now that says USED/MISSING PARTS! Windows 10 IoT / J5005 / 8GB memory / 64GB drive for $79.
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You bought an NVME drive.I just picked up a 5070 Thin non extended ( Celeron Model )
Anyone know what M.2 SSD is compatible?
I bought a Kingston 500GB M.2 but it's not showing up in the bios ( currently 1.5.0) This model below
I've read online that people have had the same issue because this model doesn't support NVME.
Currently running windows 10 off the onboard eMMc it's full with no windows updates installed. Would like to get an M.2 and just boot off that instead.
Any help much appreciated thanks
Nice one thank you!You bought an NVME drive.
Here are a few SATA M.2
TEAMGROUP MS30 1TB with SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC M.2 2280 SATA III 6Gb/s Internal Solid State Drive SSD (Read/Write Speed up to 530/480 MB/s) Compatible with Laptop & PC Desktop TM8PS7001T0C101 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GL4M3H...abc_QFCZPFR6PCEYVCFZP9YF?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I'm using the Crucial MX500 for mine. They are hard to come by now. Most of the companies are favoring towards the NVME drives.I have 2 of the dell/wyse 5070. I bought one team drive and one wd blue. The team drive was a few dollars less, was a bit slower, and didn't have any software utilities.
If you can find a sata m2 drive that has on board DRAM, it will be higher performance than the team or wd blue drives.
Looking now hard to filter out the non NVME ones especially on Amazon UK/DEI have 2 of the dell/wyse 5070. I bought one team drive and one wd blue. The team drive was a few dollars less, was a bit slower, and didn't have any software utilities.
If you can find a sata m2 drive that has on board DRAM, it will be higher performance than the team or wd blue drives.
For the DE Amazon, I'm seeing very few SATA M.2. WD Blue, Samsung 860, and Verbatim. If you want to spend the money for performance, then I would go with Samsung 860. I didn't a know a CD company made SSDs. WD Blue is a good middle ground.Looking now hard to filter out the non NVME ones especially on Amazon UK/DE
Like AceGunner said most companies stocking NVME variants
Samsung is the largest producer of flash memory in the world!I didn't a know a CD company made SSDs.
This connector works on 5070 internal usb. I am using it as well.Hi,
Any one used that internal USB port? I found something like this:
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Hopefully i can add second ssd on usb 3.0 inside the 5070 thin. Hope it fits