I have a SN41G2 with ATHLON 2500 with 2 sticks of Corsair 256 mg PC 2700
RAM, running windows 2000 pro
The system runs fine, but I pinched the ide cable that feeds around to the
CDROM.   Can you buy these cables anywhere?   Just split up a generic IDE

I am having a *big* problem with my SN41G2.
My spec is:
- AMD Athlon XP 2400 (266mhz FSB)
- 512 MB PC2700 DDR RAM

I'm currently attempting to install Gentoo Linux on a SN41G2.  After
getting the base os onto the hard drive and installing grub, I find
that the system won't boot from a bootable cdrom anymore, it always
defaults to the hard drive.  

I have a SN41G2 with one Twinmos PC3200 256 mb ram and one Corsair
PC2100 128 mb ram and using the onboard video card. When running on
this configuration the pc boots every time I try to start a game or
movie... I have tried to remove any one of the memory modules and the

Shuttle releases their BIOS upgrades as .exe files that apparently try to write
to a floppy.  I have no floppy and so texecuting the file doesn't work.  I was
able to extract the .bin file, but cannot burn it w/o a .cue file.
Any hints on how to upgrade my BIOS without a floppy?

I am using a Intel 2.4 GHZ a 800 MHZ FXB version instead of the
400/533 version. Could that be the problem ? As I have checked and
several other foums said that does not matter as they are backward
compatible.. I thought so too but maybe the electrical is oh well. I

Before purchasing the components I checked to make sure that the above
cpu was compatible with the shuttle - but for some stupid reason it's
running at 1.2GHz.
Any ideas how to fix this?

I have a Shuttle SS51G with a 2.53 CPU, DVD burner, 120GB and 200GB WD
drives and a Ti4200 video card. The system works great and has for
about a year. I just ordered an ATI 9800 Pro card. Can I replace the
Ti4200 with the 9800 Pro or will I fry something or run out of juice

Anyone know a utility that will allow me to read the motherboard
temperatures on an SS51G? I can read them in my BIOS but do not want
to reboot.
Thanks,

I have managed to get Ghost to work with my SS51G but only via
firewire and not USB2. I cannot get Ghost to work with my SN41G2 with
firewire or USB2. I have tried the provided USB2 drivers, DUSE v4.4,
and the Panasonic v2.06 USB2 drivers but NONE work. The system

I am trying to install Windows XP Home on my new Shuttle SB61G2, but Windows
does not recognize the drive. There doesn't appear to be SATA drivers on the
Shuttle CD. I've enabled the BIOS On-Chip Serial ATA Setting (the default is
Disabled), trying Auto, Combined and Enhanced. Still ...

Hi,
I've just bought a SN41G2 with 512MB/PC2700 (333MHz) and a AMD
XP2600+, etc.
My first problem came with the memory I got in the package. The

Godo day everyone,
Anyone ever get a clicking sound from their Shuttle once in a while?
It sounds like a relay and is coming from the power supply. What is
it?

I recently pruchased this and configured it with Win XP (SP1). I also
installed the latest 2.45 nforce drivers from nvidia. However, when I insert
a USB (1.1) pen drive in any of the sockets, XP detects it, freezes and then
automatically reboots the system!

I have a noisy AMD based machine that I would like to swap out for a shuttle
system.  The one that seems good to me is the :-
Shuttle SN45G SktA Mini Aluminium Barebone system c/w nForce2 DDR400 m/b
+LAN +6 ch.snd [30x20x19cm] [No onboard video]