Shuttle ds61
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Looks like Provantage has some ds61 v1.1 in-stock.
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Ewiiz/Superbiiz has them in stock.
Price: $170.99
$8.99 Shipping$10 off with coupon code 'HOLEN1'.
https://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=SYS-DS61
The v1.1 are $14 more.
https://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=SYS-DS61V1
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So this is just a bare bones system? How much am I looking (ball park) once I buy components for home user? give price range from low end components to higher end?
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Just below $300.
Besides the DS61 you need CPU, RAM, (mSATA-) SSD.
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Looks like Newegg has some ds61 v1.1 in-stock.
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A DS61 blends into the average low voltage wall.
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It really ties the room together, does it not? :D
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Are those mouse traps near the precariously dangling Dell power adapter?
The natural wood background is very nice.
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To catch unwary power supply thieves! ;)
Steve
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Interesting "average low voltage.. mouse trapped" wall there ;)
A bit off-topic, could you throw some "low voltage" light (pun intended..lol) on the top black box which has a company logo of ZON and the green boards hooked to a grey box on the top left.
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I bought the Shuttle ds61 V1.1 which is slightly different from yours, but did you have any installation problems? I can't get passed VLAN and WAN setup after install. It says it does not detect any devices, so I'm assuming pfSense does not see the two onboard NICs. Had any problems with that?
Thanks
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could you throw some "low voltage" light
The left top two are 20 port CAN bus star hubs for light switch touch pads, (the high voltage wall has SCRs dimmers on this CAN bus) the gray thing to its left is a linux box for CAN timed events and the two green cards below them are 8 input ports (doorbells, door position sensors, motion sensors) and 8 outputs (open garage door, relays for high current loads, recorded announcement triggers) all on the CAN bus.
As pointed out by 9k6 the Zon is an audio router with remote inputs, paging and recorded announcements, and below that is a vlan/lagg switch and then the ds61. The user interface (with hard speaker zone switch) looks like:
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Are those mouse traps
yea, the buggers chomp on the PoE cables. The AC wires would be more memorable, well, perhaps not. :-)
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If I copied the nanobsd (4g) image to a 4GB SD card and stuck it in the front SD slot, would the system boot up and work fine that way without a hard drive installed? Or is the issue that pfsense does not recognize the SD slot properly?
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If I copied the nanobsd (4g) image to a 4GB SD card and stuck it in the front SD slot, would the system boot up and work fine that way without a hard drive installed?
Does the BIOS support booting from the SD slot?
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Does the BIOS support booting from the SD slot?
yup, it shows up like a USB port, so load USB type images on the SD card.
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The System is not bad - the only thing is the fan. Shuttle DS47 is fanless, but the new Realtek RT 8111G are not supported from FreeBSD and also not from PFSense :'( - also not supported in FreeBSD 10-ALPHA :-\
