ed@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: >> Probably an ignorant question, >> but if one is talking about a mini-ITX system, >> will a cheap external AC power adaptor do the job, >> like those incorporated into a power plug, eg >> <http://www.mini-box.com/60w-12v-5A-AC-DC-Power-Adapter_2?sc=8&category=13>? >> > > Well not quite. Its OK if you don't have any spinning platters in your > hard drive. But you asked for 200-300GB of storage. > > But if you just wanted 32GB of flash... then this would work. > > Or, you had all your big drives on the usb 2.0 bus. Well, this is a 60 watt adaptor, not 30 watts as someone said. I would have thought that was quite enough for a Mini-ITX + one disk. My ancient PIII system, with 3 disks (including 300MB SCSI and 250MB IDE drives) and no care taken about power consumption, only takes 80-90 watts, even at startup. This system has 2 fans (CPU and box) and a 250 watt PSU. I'm interested in a system running off 240 volts, not an in-car system. Wouldn't something like the fanless VIA EPIA EN12000E with a low-power laptop disk (maybe 100-150GB) do the job? I'm surprised how little discussion of what I would have thought was a common need - a low-power server - there seems to be. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
