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On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 1:30 PM, Danny YUE <sheepduke@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 2017-06-27 02:59, Taiidan@×××.com <Taiidan@×××.com> wrote: |
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>> I would advise to buy an open source device such as beaglebone not a |
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>> closed source RPI, bb also has higher performance options and is a |
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>> better company. |
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>> I was not at all pleased with the transfer speed of an RPI I tried out, |
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>> the low end arm stuff is garbage (high end like appliedmicro is decent tho) |
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>> If you want a decent fileserver I would advise getting a KCMA-D8 with a |
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>> 35W opteron and installing the libre version of coreboot on it, dual |
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>> onboard gigabit ethernet will satisfy you for sure. |
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> Well, file server is only one of my use cases. |
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> I would probably try to run a little server, or some little tricks I |
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> write myself. |
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> I will have a look at BeagleBone. |
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> Thanks! |
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> Danny |
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Also consider the availability of the parts you can buy like casings |
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and fans, when choosing a product. Performance and support (kernel, |
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userland, etc.) should also be considered. |
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