Diederik de Haas wrote:
> (afaik). Disk access will be
> through the USB (3) port, so that's not ideal.
I don'T recall they changed the pin layout, so this should work
https://www.antratek.de/4x-sata-hat-for-nanopi-m4?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpunswe785gIVicmyCh3MJwhvEAQYBCABEgK5vPD_BwE
> Are there any other boards or chipsets I should be considering?
I'm also using A20-based boards for the same kind of use you describe
and for the same reasons, and while I haven't yet felt a need to replace
them, I've noticed the ESPRESSObin as a candidate for successor.
It's not very much more
On zaterdag 11 januari 2020 20:42:24 CET David Pottage wrote:
> Are there any other boards or chipsets I should be considering? I have
> not considered the RaspberryPi, because of heat issues, and because in
> older versions most of the I/O passed through the USB PHY, so file
> server performance i
Hello,
I have been using a Cubietech Cubietruck board (Sunuxi a20) for the past
4 years or so as a home server. It has been running Debian stable 24/7
with very few problems. I chose it because of the SATA socket that
allowed me to connect an SSD for fast reliable storage, and the 2Gb of
RAM
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