On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 2:46 AM, Steve Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An Intel Atom D945GCLF mini ITX was reccomended to me, I believe
it is all supported by plan9 and draws very little power. I was
going to use one to replace a large noise server I have at home.
They also have a new dual
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 2:46 AM, Steve Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An Intel Atom D945GCLF mini ITX was reccomended to me, I believe
it is all supported by plan9 and draws very little power. I was
going to use one to replace a large noise server I have at home.
Nice, but I'm envisioning
An Intel Atom D945GCLF mini ITX was reccomended to me, I believe
it is all supported by plan9 and draws very little power. I was
going to use one to replace a large noise server I have at home.
They also have a new dual core version though I think it has less
useful I/O for my needs.
I've been wondering about the minimal h/w you'd need for a cpu server
and whether it exists in a compact blade-like form. Conceivably all a
plan 9 cpu server needs is cpu, ram, pxe ethernet and all the gunk
necessary to get it to boot, i.e., no video, no i/o ports, no disk
controllers etc. that
