I have tried and failed to reproduce this issue in qemu with an up to
date sid. Can anyone else reproduce it? Since both failures have been
from the same buildd I wonder if it's some issue with the particular buildd.
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If price is a large consideration, then you're really looking at
mass-market / consumer devices.
. Linux-based NAS devices (remove and sell the hard disk, and replace
with SSD/ decent SD etc.). I've used the Buffalo linkstations. The
newer models have quickish CPUs but may be a bit short of RAM
David Given cowlark.com> writes:
> Has anyone started
> putting the Tegra 2 chipset into mini-PC form factor devices?
The only one I've seen so far is:
http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/CompuLab-TrimSlice/
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On 26/03/11 17:07, Phil Endecott wrote:
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> David, if you want to be "realistic", you'll find that in almost all cases
> small
> size, ARM, and even low performance are things that you should expect to pay a
> premium for. For fun you can try to factor in the reduction in your
> electricity
Björn Wetterbom wetterbom.se> writes:
> Or the TS-119, which is fanless.
Well the TS-119 is great, but David said:
>> I'm very intrigued by the new Dreamplug, which looks ideal.
>> Unfortunately it's not cost effective. Here in the UK it would cost 160
>> pounds (including JTAG module so I get
Or the TS-119, which is fanless.
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On Sat, Mar 26, 2011 at 15:44, KaruppuSwamy T wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I suggest QNAP TS-110, which takes just 5W power. I am very much happy with
> this home server, powered by Debian Squeeze. It fits well with arm branch of
> Debian.
>
>
> http://karuppuswamy.com/wo
Hi,
I suggest QNAP TS-110, which takes just 5W power. I am very much happy with
this home server, powered by Debian Squeeze. It fits well with arm branch of
Debian.
http://karuppuswamy.com/wordpress/2010/08/04/diy-planning-to-build-home-nas-box-cum-digital-photo-frame/
Regards
KaruppuSwamy.T
On
Hello,
I'm looking for some hardware to replace my elderly SheevaPlug house
server --- it's working very well, but there are ongoing niggling
problems with USB and storage, and I'd like something with more ports.
I'm very intrigued by the new Dreamplug, which looks ideal.
Unfortunately it's not c
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