> On Oct 12, 2017, at 10:01 PM, Nate Bargmann <n...@n0nb.us> wrote: > > In the mean time, I have a practical need for something that supports > SATA and has no fan. I hate hate hate fans! The Pi is unreliable with > a USB hard drive what with its USB and Ethernet being on shared > interrupts. BTDT, lost the data once. Other boards don't have the > accessory support of the Pi or Olimex. At least with this board I > acquired a nice case that will also house an SSD.
Are you looking specifically for something with the Pi’s bare-board form factor? The Zotac C-series of barebones machines also support SATA and have no fans. (At least in the spin-and-move-air sense. They have lots of users-that-love-using-them fans.) I’ve got one running Debian as as Asterisk server, and works well for that purpose. At first I had a mechanical drive in it, a spare I had lying around. The spinning up and chittering was noticeable and annoying. Eventually, I swapped it out for an SSD. jf -- John Franklin frank...@tux.org
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