Stefan Monnier wrote: > (BTW, I now use a Banana Pi connected via ethernet as a "drive > enclosure" instead: it doesn't even consume more power than the > external power supply of my previous enclosure). I have been playing with the Banana Pi recently too. It is quite a nice little dual core ARM machine. It runs stock Debian. I haven't had a chance to set up a SATA disk on it yet however. I have only been using the SD card just like the Raspberry Pi. I have several of the Raspberry Pis too and the Banana Pi is definitely a faster more responsive system. > Same here. Only problem is that my Fit-PC2 (to which I need to connect > that drive) only has 1 sata port and it's already got another drive. I have been contemplating two Banana Pis. Each with one SATA SSD. Then mirror the two systems using DRBD. That would be complete system redundancy. Not a really high performance system but probably quite good for a home system. > Another problem with eSata is the power My good eSATA enclosure uses a separate power plug. Bob
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