[mythtv-users] SheevaPlug for a master Backend?
Andrew Burgess
aab at cichlid.com
Mon Oct 26 16:47:12 UTC 2009
On 10/26/2009 08:48:09 AM, Jason Weida wrote:
> With the release of 0.22, and an impeding HD TV purchase (when my CRT
> finally goes out), I'm thinking of taking that opportunity to
> completely
> re-design the Myth system. Is there any reason I shouldn't get one
> of these
> SheevaPlugs as my master backend (I'd like to reduce the power, noise
> and
> clutter around my workspace)? With no video support, is setting up
> Mythbackend going to be difficult? How about storage, do you think I
> could
> use a USB hub with two USB hard disks (one small one for the
> OS/database,
> and another large one for recordings)? Obvously, the HDHR and MBE
> would be
> connected through my router, as I currently have. What am I
> missing? 11W
> max draw sure sounds nice compared to probably >80W idle of my current
> system!
I would get something with internal disks if you are going to want
disks.
Less clutter, fewer wall warts and last I heard USB disks can't be told
to
power down (no SMART support). But double check that last - maybe now
it works.
Something with a solid state disk would be cool but $$.
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