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Try ATV2 with XBMC. It has played back everything I threw at it (including various mkv formats). It's limited to 720p, but if that doesn't bother you, then it's pretty damn awesome.
If you can wait long enough...there will be a $25-35 raspberry pi board you can purchase...XMBC is already...
dashpuppy,
I need the pinout of SAS backplane power connector....Pin 1 through 22...
I don't think you can help me unless you have a working PE2900 system and a multimeter handy.
Nice. I am also trying to do something very similar. I bought a Dell 8 x 3.5" SAS backplane (KU482) from ebay for $20 shipped. However it uses a funky 22-pin power connector and I do not know its pinout. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1651747
As soon as I get the power connector's...
I don't think that Xigi HSF (159mm) will fit. I think you can fit up to 142mm tall heatsink.
I ordered a Cooler Master RR-910-HTX3-G1 (139mm) from Amazon for $19.99 Free S/H.
On the desk, Dell Latitude E6400 and docking station, Lenovo T420s, Dell Ultrasharp 2405, and Atom N270 pfsense router in M350 Mini-ITX enclosure
Rosewill RSV-L4000 4U enclosure racked in Lack Rack.
Supermicro X9SCM-F, Xeon E3-1230, 16GB ECC, 2 x IBM M1015 with IT firmware, 650W PC Cooling...
AMD_Gamer, the L4000 version comes with the middle 3 x 120mm fan bracket. Mine came with 5 x 120mm & 2 x 80mm fans. I removed all of them and got 3 scythe fans as the stock fans were way too loud.
I am trying to salvage a Dell PE2900 8 x 3.5" SAS Backplane board (Dell Part# KU482), but it has a funky 22-pin power connector.
Does anyone here know the pinout of Dell SAS Backplane power cable (Dell Part# HC073)?
As you can see...it has 3 different color coded cables, but since...
Oops. The HDT-S963 is not compatible with LGA1155/1156. I meant to post, XIGMATEK LOKI SD963 92mm. It's $28.99 + Free S/H from newegg right now.
After a little more research, I decided to go with Cooler Master RR-910-HTX3-G1 from amazon for $19.99 + Free S/H. It looks like it will fit...
Looking for a passive CPU heatsink that doesn't block expansion slots on X9SCM-F.
My requirements:
Does not block expansion slots on Supermicro X9SCM-F
Must fit in a 4U enclosure
Affordable (less than $35.00)
FYI...I should be getting plenty of airflow from 3 x 120mm internal fans. How...
Yeah, that's still the way to go. When you download the flash tools via mediafire.com, I would just replace the "2108it.bin" with the latest IT firmware. Also, I wasn't able to flash my M1015s from my supermicro board, I had to put the cards in my HTPC to flash them.
It's super simple, it...
bastian, I was browsing around this forum and found a different solution offered by emc.
ICY DOCK MB982SPR-2S ($60.80 after MIR from newegg)
If you already have 2 identical 2.5" drives as I do, it might be a good solution for you.
bastian, you are correct. If you want to setup a mirror for your local datastore, I would buy a cheap raid1 card that is supported by vmware. Perhaps, get one more M1015 and update with the latest non-IT firmware. I would put that card in a PCI-e 4x slot.
Bastian,
I have a similar setup...X9SCM-F, E3-1230, 16GB Kingston ECC, 2 x M1015 (w/IT fw) passthrough to openindiana vm,
You should leave the onboard SATA controllers for local datastores (don't bother with onboard soft raid as ESXi won't detect it).
If I were you, buy a M1015 from...