what server would fry?
i am running these 2 servers with 512mb ram and 700mhz cpu:
http://www.loxleyvalleyprotectionsociety.co.uk/
http://92.19.232.58:82/index.html
i run my owncloud server with 1gb ram and 1.66ghz cpu
but it could easily be run on the other lower spec machines
the only things
What OS are you using as server?
Really? Hey, then problem solved. I didn't know about u-boot. Tanks for the
link legimet, looks like some more interesting reading.
Well, that's really impressive. If this much can be run at a decent speed,
then my life is complete, at last. Seriously, this is great!
Why do you keep talking about Libreboot? Such embedded devices usually use a
bootloader such as Das U-Boot: http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot
That's too bad, but at least the data can remain more reliably on a hdd
(thanks again for the link BCG).
Yeah I know about yacy. I was thinking about searx instead. Butt it seems
that should work since it's an option on yunohost (thanks Magic Banana).
On the way, I learned about freedom
Possible additional services worth installing besides a mail server (while
waiting for dark mail):
- VPN
- Diaspora or GNU Social or whatever
- Search engine: Yacy seems cool but there's no way it would work on 512 RAM.
Searx on the other hand might (not sure how that meta search engine works
Perhaps a MediaGoblin instance?
Ok now I want to try that even more ! Great suggestions, thanks !
The Libreboot project have plans to Libreboot the beagle bone black.
libreboot.org/docs/tasks.html
Owncloud?
never a bad thing to have a webserver
doom server
irc server
ftp server
owncloud server
mail server
git server
mumble server
mediagoblin server
gnu social server
svn server
minetest server(you could try it...)
host a torrent
host a teeworlds server
I have a Beaglebone Black (BBB) and here is what I can tell you...
As you probably already know, the chip that handles HDMI output on that
computer requires a non-free driver... as far as I know that is the only part
of the board that requires non-free software to use. For server
I think mail and OpenVPN should be fine... looking at the Freedombone site
you linked to seems to confirm that as well. I don't know about any
self-hosted search engines except that I've heard of Yacy which seems cool
but I remember hearing an interview with the developer saying that they
That's great ! Thanks for the info !
At this point, the BBB would probably fry.
Thanks for the list of ideas.
There are so many cool stuff to host, I suppose we need to wait for a more
powerful machine, and still small enough to be easily moved. And Libreboot
friendly.
After all, it might be possible to have a very small
Thanks for the wifi tip, probably useful on the go (provided I secure it
properly). Otherwise, if it's mostly at home, I can plug it through ethernet
to my router I guess.
I'd definitely try to stay away from flash memory. I suppose I can install
the OS and the data on an external HDD.
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