So far good. Hope to have the project running this week and will
give a final report then. Just a few little stupid errors delayed the
project, such as a dead power supply, which really turned out to be my
stupidity in not installing a power switch!!!
On 03/16/2016 11:11 AM, Michael L wrote:
How did this project turn out?
On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 9:38 AM, Perkins, Jerry <je...@jperkins.us
<mailto:je...@jperkins.us>> wrote:
For a few years I have been wanting to set up a home server
and time has come. LOOKING FOR COMMENTS
Requirements:
1) Low power consumption. (I am cheap)
2) No fans
3) Life expectancy longer than my own.
4) SMB server
5) Web server (run coppermine+)
6) BackupPC server
7) Other servers to be determined.
Right now I am thinking of doing:
Operating System: OpenMediaVault (Also considered
NAS4Free, formally FreeNAS)
CUP: Atom Quad ~1.7 Gig Hz
Mother Board, Looking at Supermicro MBD-A1SAM-2550F-0, uATX,
$260
Over kill, but covers all of my requirements.
Have no clue where it gets its power from. Is it just 12 V?
Case: Ordered, delivery this week.
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Home page http://jperkins.us
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