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polka
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26 Feb 18 @ 08:53 PM #
its the same form factor as the pi it self.
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ormoreno
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07 Mar 18 @ 10:01 AM #
Well since walang single board thread, dito na ako magtanong.
Habang hinihintay ko yung RPi3 ko atbp., naisip ko palitan na yung samba/seedbox ko.
It's a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B (yung 2 pa lang USB port) that's been running non-stop for 6 years na din, with occasional sd-card corruption dahil na din siguro sa power interruptions.
Now I'm thinking of getting something like this one from FriendlyElec: a 1-bay NAS Kit v1.2 for NanoPi NEO&NEO2
<click here for link>
Thoughts? Ayoko na kasi naka wall mount at exposed ang cables at nagamit pa ng powered usb hub. I'd spend more or less Php 3k including the shipping. Planning to install openmediavault and transmission.
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polka
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09 Mar 18 @ 08:18 AM #
^
I guess that's fine for its price, the total price of the unit (the nas kit and the neo2 sbc) is equivalent of rpi3 here in Philippines if you bought it locally in stores.
Not to mention that Gigabit Ethernet has its own PCIe interface not like the usual shared USB bus all over IO ports on all raspberry pi lineups (seriously they never learned), So you might able to pull about 30megs/;sec transfer rate on it like other usual cheap NAS implementation using ARM.
But given how low power the ITX board now a days (specially that braswell lineup that can go as low as 4 watts at idle) there no reason to go with SBC solutions with NAS, but hey this is a lot cheaper than my suggested setup (which can go as high as 15k for a DIY NAS that doesnt suck).
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ormoreno
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09 Mar 18 @ 10:41 AM #
@polka
something like this?
<click here for link>
kulang na lang power supply at case.. puro 2nd hand haha
-- edited by ormoreno on Mar 09 2018, 10:47 AM
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awakeruze
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10 Mar 18 @ 02:00 AM #
@ormoreno
Maybe an ITX board with a Celeron J1800 or Q1900 would be better, in terms of power consumption?
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polka
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10 Mar 18 @ 06:57 AM #
^this, even the latest gen 8 processors (1151) from intel so nowhere near the idle power consumption of Intel's SoC. I mean im not surprised here, they have this atom lienups that powers up some of the android smartphones/tablet in the market today.
Im talking about braswell itx board like this
<click here for link>
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ormoreno
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10 Mar 18 @ 08:15 PM #
I could get two HC1s for the price of a second hand Q1900 from ebay.. wala pang memory, psu, at case yun
For now siguro kahit ODRoid HC1 or HC2 will suffice, saka na ako mag levelup pag malaki na budget, thanks sa input mga boss
edit:
would something like this be good?
ModeL: ESPRIMO D551/DX
? InteL CELERON G530
? LGA 1155 Sandy Bridge
? Dual Core 2.4Ghz
? 2GB.RAM DDR3
? 160GB.HDD.
? DVD ROM
? InteL HD Graphics
-- edited by ormoreno on Mar 11 2018, 12:25 AM
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scandinavian_armor
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12 Mar 18 @ 10:04 AM #
Im talking about braswell itx board like this <click here for link>
+ for this. actually may apollo lake na nga sa newegg. almost same price sila ng n3700. 10bit hevc.
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rolandg
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12 Mar 18 @ 11:47 PM #
Tutal ang pinag uusapan din naman ninyo is NAS, I used to be using Seagate GoFlexNet as my samba server, it's basically a Raspberry Pi, pero self contain and walang GPU... it has two SATA ports, and I bought a 8 bay eSATA enclosure, and some SATA to ESATA adapter and it was able to handle 4 HDD per SATA...
I installed OWNCLOUD and OpenMediaVault, which allows me to make it to a RAID 5 device...
http://rolandsoft.blogspot.ca/2015/02/my-22tb-raid-file-server.html
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awakeruze
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13 Mar 18 @ 12:19 AM #
@ormoreno
Power consumption-wise, probably not.
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polka
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13 Mar 18 @ 07:58 AM #
^ yeah, that setup without any drives idles around 40watts which is phew, power hungry for a NAS,
with 40 watts, you can power up 6-8 drives with that (depending how new the drives are).
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polka
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15 Mar 18 @ 08:35 AM #
New Pi 3 B+
new on the hardware:
- gigabit ethernet
- dual band wifi
- better onboard antenna
- added PoE feature
- better overclocks from 1.2ghz to 1.4ghz
- better power delivery
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awakeruze
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15 Mar 18 @ 11:35 AM #
^
Not just any dual-band wifi, but 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.2 (!!)
Looks like a dress rehearsal for the rumored RPi 4.
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ormoreno
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15 Mar 18 @ 03:23 PM #
Yes! Buti na lang di pa ako umorder haha
Sana compatible pa din sa Flirc case.. Yung it sura ng CPU nya parang tulad nung sa tinkerboard ehh
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awakeruze
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15 Mar 18 @ 03:40 PM #
^ It's the same size, so it should fit. The new PoE (Power over Ethernet) header though, might have fit issues with some HATs.
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ormoreno
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15 Mar 18 @ 04:20 PM #
Para kasing tumaas ng konti yung bandang CPU dahil sa bagong heat spreaders.. Baka hindi sumara ng bahagya yung flirc
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romulo
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26 Apr 18 @ 08:54 PM #
mga sir saan po ba tayo makakabili ng rpi3 b plus locally
gusto ko na kasi palitan itong rpi2 medyo nag pag iwanan na
salamat mo sa sasagot
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romulo
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02 May 18 @ 10:17 PM #
naayos na po ba yung bluetooth ng rpi ?
yung pwede ka makinig ng music na galing sa pi to your bluetooth headphone or pwede ka manood ng movies na yung audio maririnig mu on your bluetooth headphone.
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ShinjoYokatsu
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03 May 18 @ 08:30 AM #
ok pa naman yung RPi2, not sure what are your needs specifically for the extra cores. yun lang ang difference ng RPi3 sa 2 to be honest ;)
check out RS components philippines, dun ako bumili ng RPi3 kit more than a year ago (with official spec PSU and official case). and they deliver it for free
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awakeruze
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15 Jun 18 @ 02:25 AM #
For NAS, this may be a better option compared to RPi:
<click here for link>
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player01
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17 Aug 18 @ 04:44 PM #
mga sir ask ko ang pd po ba gamitin sa photobooth to
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rolandg
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17 Aug 18 @ 11:29 PM #
@player01
Pwede, pero rudimentary lang... you will either need to use the Raspberry camera or USB webcam.
meron din qdslrdashboard for Raspberry Pi, which allows you to control DSLR cameras like Nikon, Canon...
Pero it will just capture photos, and you will need to make scripts or get a program to put overlays, or merge photos, and printing na rin... may mga sample sa google...
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awakeruze
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17 Aug 18 @ 11:41 PM #
^
Just google "RPI photobooth". It's already been done.
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player01
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23 Aug 18 @ 05:54 PM #
^ Thank you mga sir. Madami lang pala masyado gagawin para gamitin to sa photo booth. ;)
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dawinsm
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28 Aug 18 @ 01:27 PM #
pwede bang kabitan ng printer yan ?
then mag print directly from cellphone?
at anong exact model kaya ang pwede?
-- edited by dawinsm on Aug 28 2018, 01:40 PM
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awakeruze
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28 Aug 18 @ 02:19 PM #
@dawinsm
Some of the photobooth projects I found through Google search use a small photo printer.
I believe any printer supported by gutenprint should work on the RPi.
Printing directly from cellphone is another matter though, as I don't know the software and hardware (wifi or Bluetooth) requirements for that.
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mbus
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04 Nov 18 @ 01:39 PM #
Mga sir plan ko magbuild ng wifi vendo,, ok lang ba power supply ng pc gamitin ko sa raspberry..
Para 1 power supply na lang lahat kasama yung sa coinslot at fans...
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awakeruze
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04 Nov 18 @ 02:00 PM #
^
I don't see any problem. the RPi uses +5V DC, which the PSU readily provides.
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tnecniv102
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06 Nov 18 @ 10:20 AM #
@mbus anong software gamit mo sa rpi wifi vendo mo? Planning to build din ako eh
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mbus
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10 Nov 18 @ 06:55 PM #
Yung kay ADO, may bayad nga lang 3k sa licence.
