Hi, Jeremiah Foster wrote:
I just have a "developers" model. Here's a link to a couple pictures of the machine I have FWIW; http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeremiah_foster/6021909246/
Grrr, no good, I don't want to have a flickr account and to see the pic, you need to be signed in. Please give us a "normal" public link. Thanks ;-)
They seem to be very, very cagey about releasing actual information --- I saw a post by someone at Compulab saying they weren't going to post scans of the PCB because the layout was confidential! --- but it appears that the SATA port is actually connected via USB internally and so, really, doesn't count.That may be the case in fact. Is there something like lspci or similar which would confirm that?
That is very sad.I think we need a good comparison / feature / selection page -- choose the requirements, then see the result:
USB 2.0 ports ports yes / no how many [ ] USB 3.0 ports ports yes / no how many [ ] Fast Ethernet ports yes / no how many [ ] Gigabit Ethports yes / no how many [ ] SATA I SATA II SATA III eSATA and so on .....At least this will help research on what board is best for specific requirements.
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