<p dir="ltr">Hey everyone,<br>
does anyone know whether the 7th pin of the sata connector has the power supply function, i want to use a innodisk satadom as storage device.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Thx and cheers<br>
Arne</p>
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1. Re: mSATA Lure (aka Flotsam Lure) (Christopher Price)<br>
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From: Christopher Price <<a href="mailto:cprice@mmv.mobi">cprice@mmv.mobi</a>><br>
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This really gets into the question of how much Minnowboard will become a production use-case. If people are going to create data centers out of Minnowboards stock - sure, it makes sense.<br>
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I?d rather see makers take Minnowboard and create datacenter-friendly versions that can be sold at a profit for the maker, still be a big win for the user, and let Minnowboard lures focus on sparking that innovation.<br>
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You could probably juice more than two NIC ports using USB and other I/O than just PCIe. Also I?m not sure what the true bandwidth rating of the PCIe port is on the Minnowboard, if it exceeds 1x or delivers 2x. Bay Trail as a SoC supports up to PCIe 2.0 4x.<br>
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Christopher Price<br>
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On Aug 29, 2014, at 11:07 AM, David Anders <<a href="mailto:danders@circuitco.com">danders@circuitco.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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> On 08/29/2014 01:02 PM, <a href="mailto:selsinork@gmail.com">selsinork@gmail.com</a> wrote:<br>
>> On 29/08/14 18:17, David Anders wrote:<br>
>>> the big question here is how much are people willing to pay for such a lure?<br>
>> On one of your google+ posts you replied to a comment saying you wanted to keep<br>
>> the lures simple and low cost, so that they could be done with Eagle, reproduced<br>
>> by others etc.<br>
>><br>
>> I absolutely agree with that. So while I can see uses for all of the things<br>
>> that have so far been suggested for the OpenWRT lure, here's my suggestion:<br>
>> Keep it simple and just do one with two network ports.<br>
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> right, this would have to be a requirement for any products we create...<br>
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>><br>
>> Cost-wise it's a balancing act, if it gets to the point where a mini-itx Atom<br>
>> board and a couple of pci nics is in the same ballpark then will it be worth it?<br>
>><br>
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> that is my concern here. once you add in all the costs, does the feature set actually warrant purchasing?<br>
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> Dave<br>
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On 29/08/14 19:06, David Anders wrote:<br>
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> it was more of a joke with respect that embedded is indeed a very wide<br>
> range of devices, not intended to start a flame war, hehe<br>
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no flames intended, just genuinely interested in a different perspective :)<br>
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