Take a close look at the Raspberry Pi. It's a bare board for a
dirt-cheap price -- much faster and more memory than the NSLU2, with
video out.
You may (or may not) want to add a case. I power mine from a iPod charger.
-Mike (mwester)
On 10/25/2012 10:11 PM, harshbaste wrote:
> Hi,
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> I've had an NSLU2 for a good 4 years now and was just taking a peek at the other offerings of similar devices.
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> One of the kits I was looking at is the Pogoplug Series 4. Does anyone on this channel have any extended experience with it. In particular :
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> 1) Whats its power consumption like compared with the NSLU2?
> 2) Is it as reliable as the Slug?
> 3) Does it have any overheating issues?
> 4) Is it worth the trouble switching over in general? Is OS support mature enough on it to run Debian Squeeze with full functionality of all I/O ports e.g.
> 5) Is there any other platform that is perhaps better than the Pogoplug Series 4?
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> No way I'm going to give up on the NSLU2 - its got a VW Beetle like aura about it so I'm going to keep it indefinitely :). But hardware failures do happen and I have to consider alternatives for the future.
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> cheers,
> H
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