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Edirol/Roland DV-7DL

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First post, by lolo799

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After the regular DV-7, here is the upgraded model DV-7DL, still running under BeOS 5 Pro.
Specs:
Motherboard DFI GIC68-D
http://www.motherboards.org/mobot/motherboard … _d/DFI/GIC68-D/
chipset 815E
Celeron 1200MHz
256MB PC100
Intel Integrated Graphics with an AGP 2x/4x port, compatible with a GPA card (Graphics Performance Accelerator card with 4MB display cache.)
AC97 audio
RealTek 8100 LAN

As you can see there, it has a slim dvd-rom drive with an adapter, weird idea not to go with a regular 5.25" drive...

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The RJ45, parallel, joystick, serial and audio connectors are hidden behind the plate.

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Some screenshots of the installed software:
screen-aboutbeos.jpg
screen-mainapp-about.jpg
screen-probe-rev.jpg
screen-probe-dv7c-1.jpg

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Reply 1 of 2, by calvin

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Always like to see BeOS on old rigs. Odd that they hid the Ethernet port though, and they're using the Platinum-lookalike theme. That's also weird, not seeing the Real entries and so on in the about screen...

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Reply 2 of 2, by lolo799

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calvin wrote:

Always like to see BeOS on old rigs. Odd that they hid the Ethernet port though, and they're using the Platinum-lookalike theme. That's also weird, not seeing the Real entries and so on in the about screen...

It's supposed to be a stand-alone machine, Roland provided upgrade on CD to update the editing software or install the extra fonts.

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