Oh, and the RaspberryPi Mini ITX case - well, motherboard, see here: http://www.geekroo.com/products/795
Enjoy! On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 10:39 AM, Shane Morris <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Kenji, > > I can't vouch for the driver support of such a motherboard, thats best > left to others. I must say, that is a nice looking motherboard, and I for > one would be most curious if you were to get it working. > > Another alternative, that I am looking into with NUCs is perhaps a Xen > server, again, better left to others to tell you the support, but at the > risk of hijacking the thread (please fork it if you have info on Xen) if > anyone has any information on Plan 9 and Xen, that would be most welcome > too. > > Good luck with the venture and your retirement, and interesting news to > hear the atomic power facilities are curtailing in your part of the world. > We should talk about this in future, privately. > > Many thanks! > > Shane. > > > On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 10:28 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> After I retired job (strictory semi-retired) I'm now running Plan9 >> only in my house. Now, I'm hesitating to setup a C2D machine >> as CPU/Auth/File server machine. It eats high level of power. >> Here in Japan, all the atomic power facilities is stopping. >> In personal house, high performance is not so neccessary, >> because most of the work will be done in terminals these days. >> However, drawterm looks like very attractive for such purpose. >> Then, CPU server is neccessary which is running all the day. >> >> I found AMD Kabini based onboard energy save motherboard >> called A68N-5000(Biostar), which looks like very attractive >> for my Plan9 CPU/Auth/File server. Another candidate >> is raspberry pi. However, I wonder it has such as mini-ITX >> case and power? >> >> How do you think about this? >> >> Kenji >> >> >> >
