Ok, all done :)
Check out the details in my blog. Yesterday's post covered some of the stuff I
mentioned in this thread. Today's post covers assembly/construction.
Tomorrow's post will cover "soft" tweaks (installation, configuration,
troubleshooting).
http://blog.flowbuzz.com/search/label/
Update:
The BCME drivers & solution from this thread worked, I think:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=195224
At least, it says the broadcom is "up" -- I just don't have it in a location
where I can get an IP and outside access to test it, yet.
I had some intermittent video issue
Ok, all the bits and pieces I (thought I) needed became available and I have
ordered & assembled my "mini" NAS. Once I get the pictures off my camera (when
will the Eye-Fi support CF!?) I will do up a blog entry on the construction &
update this thread.
My biggest problem so far is that there
I'll have to check out the EagleLake stuff. I did look at the Jetway at one
point in time, but forgot why I initially ruled it out. Might be worth a
re-visit.
I also dug up a notice that Kontron was coming out with one that looks
promising as well, the KT690/mITX:
http://us.kontron.com/produ
Intel EagleLake boards look very promising for this purpose. Compact low-power
home NAS but with some power to it. Onboard gigabit.
http://www.mini-itx.com/2008/03/06/intels-eaglelake-mini-itx-boards
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SV wrote:
> OpenWGT is the project to re-flash netgear devices with linux busybox or
> debian variants. Unfortunately, IMO the netgear camp is not as well organized
> as the Linksys camp: Openwrt.org (I am an openwrt White Russian user).
>
> You can use openwrt to research the Netgear ReadyNAS
ellisonb,
have you been to mini-itx.com? The only one NON-VIA cpu based mini-itx mobo I
have ever heard about:
Jetway J9F2
uses Intel Core Duo Mobile with Intel® 945GM + ICH7M chipset + 2 DIMM slots for
a max of 2GB RAM
VIA sponsors the mini-itx spec - I think it's currently 2 dimm slots th
Wes,
OpenWGT is the project to re-flash netgear devices with linux busybox or debian
variants. Unfortunately, IMO the netgear camp is not as well organized as the
Linksys camp: Openwrt.org (I am an openwrt White Russian user).
You can use openwrt to research the Netgear ReadyNAS specs, but I su
I wonder how hard it would be to get Solaris running on the new ReadyNAS.
http://www.netgear.com/Products/Storage/ReadyNASPro.aspx
Wes Felter - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 07:41:01AM -0700, Benjamin Ellison wrote:
> Is there anyone who has successfully put together a "high-powered" mini-itx
> ZFS box that would be willing to post their system specs?
>
> I'm eyeballing the KI690-AM2...
> http://www.albatron.com.tw/english/product/mb/pro_detai
Is there anyone who has successfully put together a "high-powered" mini-itx ZFS
box that would be willing to post their system specs?
I'm eyeballing the KI690-AM2...
http://www.albatron.com.tw/english/product/mb/pro_detail.asp?rlink=Overview&no=239
...but am having a difficult time locating it a
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