Unless the alternatives score on the upfront/running cost, I wonder if they can really unseat the NSLU2. The WDTV Live seems to remain rather warm even when its turned off from the remote control because it goes into some kind of suspended state. Some firmware hacks try to mitigate this power waste by switching off power to USB/ethernet ports when in this suspended state so will give those a go too.
-H
From: reuter.rudolf <reuterru@arcor.
To: nslu2-linux@
Sent: Mon, 29 March, 2010 7:39:57 PM
Subject: [nslu2-linux] Re: NSLU2 vs WDTV Live vs Seagate FreeAgent Dockstar
--- In nslu2-linux@ yahoogroups. com, "Hassys" <hassys@...> wrote:
> So yes. It's about three times more expensive (old slug vs new plug), however, the hardware is also at least three times more powerfull etc.
How about the "Seagate FreeAgent Dockstar"?
It has 128 MB RAM, 3 x USB host, 1 x USB mini.
Price in Germany 55 - 83 EUR (74$ - 112$) incl. shipping
(http://www.cs- edelhof.de/ - www.amazon.de)
You will find a comparison:
2010-03-07 Gegenüberstellung Sheevaplug, PogoPlug V1/V2, Dockstar, GuruPlug
http://blogdoch. net/index. php?m=03& y=10&entry= entry100307- 154800
A review for regular users:
http://www.smallnet builder.com/ nas/nas-reviews/ 30936-seagate- freeagent- dockstar- reviewed
Data transfer rate: Read Write MB/sec
Using Dockstar 22.54 22.86
Direct attached 32.49 24.52
A description, how to open (hardware/software) the box:
http://ahsoftware. de/dockstar/
Regards, Rudolf
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