hungarianhc;487174 Wrote:
> While it is personal preference, I think there's a good reason to leave
> Ubuntu in the case of the Sheevaplug. The ARM architecture that the
> sheevaplug uses is only supported by Ubuntu 9.04, not the more recent
> Ubuntu 9.10. So if you want to upgrade your distro, y
raven22;487179 Wrote:
> . and if you follow the mysql tweak instructions (see sheeva
> installation guide topic) then performance of the sheeva will increase
> even more, also for the webinterface
Well then I will make sure to do that... if the darn thing ever
arrives!
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hungarianhc;487160 Wrote:
> That's what I figured... the sheevaplug has 512MB RAM. So I should be
> okay with that device.
. and if you follow the mysql tweak instructions (see sheeva
installation guide topic) then performance of the sheeva will increase
even more, also for the webinterface
bluegaspode;487171 Wrote:
> For the same reasons raven mentioned it, I also use an SD-card.
> But I still run the provided Ubuntu (just copied it to the SD-card), so
> I guess its just personal preference.
While it is personal preference, I think there's a good reason to leave
Ubuntu in the case
> Just curious, why did you decide to use Debian on an SD card instead of
> the Ubuntu on the built-in flash?
raven22;487088 Wrote:
> - easier backup, just put the sd-card in a usb adapter and use acronis
> or other imaging software to make an image of the sd-card. I like to
> play/learn/experime
hungarianhc;487016 Wrote:
> I'm really excited to get mine. I will say this, however. Globalscale
> Technologies has AWFUL customer service. They have no problem charging
> your credit card right away, even if your product won't ship for
> another month (they don't have much stock of these thing
With how cheap RAM is, I wonder why they didn't go with 1GB instead of
512MB?
Does it have something to do with what the processor can handle?
With the price of SSD dropping and getting larger all the time, I
wonder how long it will be until we start seeing these tiny devices with
100GB SSDs onb
signor_rossi;487119 Wrote:
> Don't have the Sheevaplug, but your bottleneck on the thin client
> certainly is the little RAM you have, you should at least have 256MByte.
> On my 800MHz C7 thin client with 512MByte RAM the WebUI was reasonably
> fast.
That's what I figured... the sheevaplug has 51
hungarianhc;487042 Wrote:
> Mine will be arriving in a couple weeks. How snappy is the Web UI? I am
> using a thin client right now, and I find the web UI to be very
> sluggish. Only has 128MB of RAM and a 700mhz C7 CPU though...
Don't have the Sheevaplug, but your bottleneck on the thin client
Mark Miksis;487084 Wrote:
> raven22: Just curious, why did you decide to use Debian on an SD card
> instead of the Ubuntu on the built-in flash?
- easier backup, just put the sd-card in a usb adapter and use acronis
or other imaging software to make an image of the sd-card. I like to
play/learn
raven22: Just curious, why did you decide to use Debian on an SD card
instead of the Ubuntu on the built-in flash?
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iPhone;487040 Wrote:
> Interesting little unit. Has anybody done a power draw test on it? The
> spec sheet I found says it draws 19W (is there better data somewhere).
> The Fit2PC only draws 6W and has more flexibility in my opinion albeit
> at a higher cost.
>
> Also does it have enough horsepo
Mine will be arriving in a couple weeks. How snappy is the Web UI? I am
using a thin client right now, and I find the web UI to be very
sluggish. Only has 128MB of RAM and a 700mhz C7 CPU though...
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Mark Miksis;485952 Wrote:
> After a week or 2 of using the SheevaPlug as my only SbS, I have to say
> it is the perfect solution.
>
> http://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/t-sheevaplugdetails.aspx
>
> It requires a minor amount of Linux knowledge to set up properly, but
> is mostly trivial. F
I'm really excited to get mine. I will say this, however. Globalscale
Technologies has AWFUL customer service. They have no problem charging
your credit card right away, even if your product won't ship for
another month (they don't have much stock of these things, and they're
always waiting to ge
I agree
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Setup: 1 SB3, 3 Booms.
Server: SheevaPlug running Debian 6.0 Squeeze on SD-card with
SqueezeBoxServer 7.4.2
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After a week or 2 of using the SheevaPlug as my only SbS, I have to say
it is the perfect solution.
http://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/t-sheevaplugdetails.aspx
It requires a minor amount of Linux knowledge to set up properly, but
is mostly trivial. For $99 for the plug plus maybe another $1
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