On Sep 3, 2010, at 10:10 AM, Charles Scott wrote:
Gary:
Well, it's kind of a Tim The Tool Man Taylor tendency I have. I did,
however look at the Icom specs for the gateway system and it says 2.4 GHz and
512 MB, so I'm not even an order of magnitude over that, which would be the
Tim
On Mon, 2010-09-06 at 03:12 -0600, Nate Duehr wrote:
Luckily, the RAID was working, it just never detected the failed
disk. A power off/power on reboot cleared that problem and it came
right back online with a single disk and one in a failed state
in /proc/mdstat -- so that leads to item
Nate:
Yep, since the system only had 2 drives I have it set for redundancy
rather than space (it has an integrated RAID controller). It can
therefore loose a drive and continue to run without the software knowing
what happened (although I will). The better way to do it would be to
throw in 6
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2010 6:04 AM
Subject: Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Gateway / NI-Star System Requirements
Nate:
Yep, since the system only had 2 drives I have it set for redundancy
rather than space (it has an integrated RAID controller). It can
therefore loose a drive and continue
Gary:
Well, it's kind of a Tim The Tool Man Taylor tendency I have. I did,
however look at the Icom specs for the gateway system and it says 2.4
GHz and 512 MB, so I'm not even an order of magnitude over that, which
would be the Tim thing to do. I also considered fan-less 12V computer
All:
I've been looking for minimum system requirements for a D-Star Gateway /
NI-Star computer system. I probably have a few systems here I might be
able to use, but would like to make some kind of intelligent selection.
I could probably find the specs for CentOS (Redhat) and base my choice
NI-STAR / Gateway requirements are less than those for Icom Gateway.
I think Dave (G4ULF) is using a fairly modest 512 Mbytes of memory and
an ITX style board (typically 1-1.6 Ghz. processor). You do need
Ethernet and probably would be good to have 2.0 USB for a node adapter.
John D.
Gary All:
It's funny how these things go. No sooner did I put the question on this
list than I realized we have a spare HP DL385 with a dual-core AMD 2.2
GHz processor, 2GB RAM, and 2x72 GB 10K SCSI drives sitting here at work
doing nothing. Even has dual supplies and the additional fans
On Sep 2, 2010, at 1:50 PM, Gary wrote:
We really haven’t used it for anything else, and have no plans to,
with the exception of putting a real SSL cert so users no longer
have to deal with the warnings.
You know that Robin (AA4RC) has purchased a wildcard for
dstargateway.net
/ NI-Star System Requirements
On Sep 2, 2010, at 1:50 PM, Gary wrote:
We really haven't used it for anything else, and have no plans to, with the
exception of putting a real SSL cert so users no longer have to deal with
the warnings.
You know that Robin (AA4RC) has
On Sep 2, 2010, at 2:25 PM, Gary wrote:
John,
WOW! That is interesting, and I did not know.
So instead of dstar.wg2msk.sidigital.org via DDNS, I can use his,
and get a SSL cert?
Yup, just ask him for a CNAME for WG2MSK pointing to
dstar.wg2msk.sidigital.org and a cert.
This
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