Thanks, I'm going to use the M2 as an additional drive rather than for booting.
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Has anyone successful taken a wireless data card from one CF-54 and put it in another? -
WLAN CARD should compatible to other but others might not compatible with CF-54 without mod? -
One of my CF-54 has the wireless card but I'd like to transfer it to another CF-54 but I think there is some bios configuration required (or so Panasonic tell me). -
My AX210 is Wifi 6E, there is no config in BIOS only enable/disable. -
If WLAN from CF-54 to CF-54 I don't see why not and it's easy to replace.
WLAN card NGFF M.2 AC8260 is cheap in Ebay/Amazon.Last edited: Jun 6, 2021 -
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You can stay with MBR and put everything in one M.2 SSD. CF-54 only have USB ports unless you have options RS-232C port. Newer VM can handle USB. I have VMware workstation v16 and Consult 3+ software. If it run on mechanical SATA II HDD, yes it's damn slow. But not on SSD SATA III. I can choose to run on win xp sp3 for consult 3+ if I wanted coz my main OS is win 10. -
Also FYI for those wanting an M2 drive the Samsung 860 EVO did not work in my MK1 CF-54I have ordered a Samsung 850 EVO M2 so hopefully that works!
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Okay so I was able to get a Samsung 850 EVO however it didn't work until I unplugged the DVD drive caddy SSD I had installed...
So I think the 860 EVO should have worked. The 860 was only a 250 and the 850 I have is a 500 so I'll keep the 850. If anyone wants me to test the 860 I could. -
I don't know why 860 EVO M.2 not work in your system. Did BIOS picked up? As soon as M.2 installed it should have extra option below existing bootup in BIOS for you to choose which one to boot.
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So basically you can have an M2 SSD or you can have a hard drive in the DVD caddy but not both
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Anybody knows the part number for the bridge battery.
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SELECT ACCESSORIES
n AC Adapter 100W (3-prong) CF-AA5713AM
n Long Life Battery Pack CF-VZSU0PW
n Lightweight Battery Pack CF-VZSU0LW
n Media Bay 2nd Battery Pack5 CF-VZSU0KW
n Battery Charger CF-VCBTB3W
n LIND Car Charger 120W CF-LNDDC120
n LIND Solar Charge System PASC1580-4464
n ToughMate Always-on 54 Case TBC54AOCS-P
n ToughMate ComUniversal Carrying Case TBCCOMUNV-P
n ToughMate Backpack TBCBPK-Ptoughasnails likes this. -
It is called hot-swap battery. Very small. For exchanging your main battery for another.
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It resides in the space above the docking connector.
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Last week i bought a CF-54. The old CF-30 want to retire...
It is a MK1 model with i7 processor and an extra AMD Firepro 5100 GPU
Almost everything is running fine except for the Wifi/bluetooth having some problems.
Wifi find my 5G network before installing the driverpack.
After installing the drivers it only find the 2.4G network.
Bluetooth worked for a short time, now there is no Bluetooth on my system anymore.
Try to reinstall the drivers, uninstall, nothing. (after uninstall my 5G network is back)
There is a AC7260 card installed.
Drivers from Intel site did not helped either.
Is it possible to install a more recent model Wifi card is this Thoughbook?
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The only problem is that my laptop tell me the whole time to update the BT drivers. -
Thank you VEJ, i’ll give it a try.
CF-54 FAQ
Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Shawn, Mar 26, 2017.