Thread: [DEAD]Project Turtle: 1993 Toyota Tercel/56K=FAIL

Pics?

Originally Posted by freeflashstuff

I would have pix, but I'm in class right now. I'll post some pix when I get home about 4:30 Mountain Time. K?

HiJack, that's a lot of cables...

LOL, thats what happens when you have alot of system, lol.... Whats funny is that I just redid the cabling so its cleaner, and as you can see its still alot.

I've got the Atom in a bench-test setup right now. Repairing my XP install right now. Tried to boot it up straight, but got BSOD. So by the time I get home from church, it should be done repairing, then all I need to do is wait for the PSU I ordered and get it all installed. I forgot about pix. Posting some low-res pix in about 5 minutes....

Here are some low-res pix from my iPhone:

FINALIZED BEZEL!!!:





Cigarette lighter relocation(Blurry, srry):



EDIT: Sorry about the trash in the floor. Tozir doesn't know how to pick up his trash from lunch, and I'm too lazy to clean out my car.

Originally Posted by freeflashstuff

Here are some low-res pix from my iPhone:

FINALIZED BEZEL!!!:





Cigarette lighter relocation(Blurry, srry):

looks good, but I do see a flaw.... on the top left corner, right above the lilliput screen it doesnt seem str8. Something is standing out in that one area.

That's because when we molded the fiberglass, the plastic on the screen was straight. While Saul was putting the finishing touches(while I was in Odessa), I took the screen out to test the spare pigtail I have, and ended up dropping it on concrete, chipping a lot of the plastic off that corner. I smoothed it out, so it's not really that noticeable(granted you saw it, but I had forgot about it, and Saul never saw it or he would have taken it back and made it fit), so I hope no one notices. If they do, I'll figure something out. I'm having toubles getting the sound drivers for my Atom to install. At first, I had one "Unknown Device", then I reinstalled the drivers from the disc, and it came up as "Unknown Audio Device" with a "?". The driver installer finishes, but says, "Problem installing Realtek driver! Installer must exit now!" and I click OK, no change in Device Manager. I've downloaded the newest driver from Intel's website, I'll install it when I get home. *fingers crossed* Hopefully that works.

Also, It looks as if I didn't line up the DIN-frame correctly. I'll check that as well. That would explain the gap between the top of the Lilliput and the bezel...

Have you downloaded all your windows updates and service packs? Sounds like you're missing the HD audio update from MS.

My Interwebz were down this morning, I'll check for updates today when I get home. But the last time I checked, I was up-to-date on Microsoft Updates. I didn't reformat, I just repaired to get the dual-core Atom board to not BSOD on boot.