Shuttle ds47
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In Apr the Shuttle DS47 should start shipping with a metal and plastic case and an on-board FCBGA1023 Intel Celeron 847 18W CPU (1.1GHz) and NM70 chip set.
2 x 1333Mhz DDR3 SODIMM slots, 8GB per DIMM (Max 16GB)
mini-PCIE full (convertible to half size and mSATA) and antenna mounting holes
1 SATA2
1 SATA3
1 2.5" HDD/SSD bay
UEFI bios
Intel HD2000, DirectX 10/11 OpenGL 3.0/3.1 , Shader 4.1
HD2.1 channel audio
2 Gigabit LAN (Wake-On-LAN; PXE)
4 USB2
2 USB3
2 rs232/rs422/rs485
SD Bootable Card Reader
190 x 165 x 38 (same size as DS61) or 200 x 165 x 39.5 (I'm not sure, my sources differ)The ds47 doesn't have a fan, so it might use the cooling design like the ds25:
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Can anyone estimate the rough throughput performance of a Celeron 847?
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According to http://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html it gets a 550 compared to a dc2500 which gets a 291.
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looks like http://www.provantage.com/shuttle-74rds47004shu001~7SHCO0HF.htm has a few instock
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Very nice little piece of hardware which isn't supported by pfSense 2.1-RELEASE because of the Realtek RTL8111G network interfaces.
And currently no pfSense 2.2 snapshots which may support it.
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Pretty sure it's the 8111G that's not supported by 2.1; I'm running several 8111E interfaces on stock 2.1 without any problems.
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At least he's consistent. :)
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At least it isn't supported by pfSense 2.1-RELEASE. :)
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The box is working with custom driver for the network card. The full support of the card will be in the next version of FreeBSD:
FYI: Fixed in r257304-257306.
I use the box on 4 places, every with 1 WAN and 5 VLAN on LAN, and up to 5 IPSec Tunnels.
I havent made big throughput tests. But I can tell you that I have on the mainsite with the old hardware (soekris 6101 board) around 40%-60% load and with the DS47 under 1% load.
Single direction I had test it with 150Mbit Download.
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Working driver for DS47
https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,65355.msg365028.html#msg365028
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Working driver for DS47
https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,65355.msg365028.html#msg365028
Awesome, thank you very much! 8)
