Hi leaf users,
I have a new question about a NIC.
I need to configure many zones in shorewall and my computeur only accept 2 PCI
ports. On the mailing list i see posts talk about the NIC Dlink DFE-580TX. This
NIC have 4 RJ45 ports and this is a perfect product for my configuration.
But the post a
Hi
Kwon wrote:
>> I need to configure many zones in shorewall and my computeur only accept 2
>> PCI
>> ports. On the mailing list i see posts talk about the NIC Dlink DFE-580TX.
>> This
>> NIC have 4 RJ45 ports and this is a perfect product for my configuration.
>>
> I am thinking of using the f
>> I am thinking of using the following for Bering uClibc for a quiet & low
>> power solution:
>> http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/motherboards.jsp?motherboard_id=301
>> Please post again of your findings? Thanks!
>
> It still requires an ATX power supply at least the one with more th
> I need to configure many zones in shorewall and my computeur only accept 2 PCI
> ports. On the mailing list i see posts talk about the NIC Dlink DFE-580TX.
> This
> NIC have 4 RJ45 ports and this is a perfect product for my configuration.
>
I am thinking of using the following for Bering uClibc
Kwon wrote:
> I am thinking of using the following for Bering uClibc for a quiet & low
> power solution:
> http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/motherboards.jsp?motherboard_id=301
> Please post again of your findings? Thanks!
I can share with you my measurements about power consumption for
> My machine is a VIA EPIA-V Mini-ITX with a VIA C3/EDEN EBGA Processor
> ('CentaurHauls' 1.0GHz). I have a very similar-looking case as the one
> you linked to and of course a similar DC-DC power converter board inside.
>
> When up and running Linux but otherwise idle it draws:
> V: 115.5
>
Kwon wrote:
> Thank you for posting! Btw, what tool did you use for the above measurements?
> Is that a software tool and open source?
>
A hardware gizmo called "P3 Killawatt":
http://www.p3international.com/products/special/P4400/P4400-CE.html
Cost is approx $30; sometimes they're available
Kwon wrote:
>> These little mobo's, they /are/ very cute, eh?
>>
> Indeed, I had been using old MBs for my Bering 3.x.x AMD-K6, an AMD Sempron
> 3000+ for Asterisk (way overkill), and an AMD AthlonXP 2500+ for
> http/web/ftp, etc. Power consumption has become and issue and eventually, I
> will
