Pin 11 can be used for activity indication and/or staggered spin-up. <- solder those 3x together… and connect to 12V from PowerSupply. The same physical connections are used on 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch notebook hard disks. One pin from each of the three voltages is also used for hotplugging. This is because the small pins cannot supply sufficient current for some devices. The seemingly large number of pins are used to supply three different voltages - 3.3 V, 5 V, and 12 V.Įach voltage is supplied by three pins ganged together (and 5 pins for ground). The SATA standard specifies a power connector sharply differing from those used by PATA drives and many other computer components. (Multiple pins are used for current (Ampere) considerations,
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(for comparison, see here)įor enable 3.5″ disks (3 pins sata power to +12V DC): NOTE: The ellipse in the picture indicates three pins for Serial ATA +12 V. the pins in the row toward the outer edge of the PCB. NOTE: The pins to use are the ones “covered up” by the tips of the arrows, i.e. # this is probably an interesting package.
tcpdump-arm -vvv -X | nc 192.168.1.54 4389 # send it's output in detail to server
#Dockstar openwrt full#
With a little effort it is possible to run a full blown debian: ĭO NOT AMAZON! THEY DON’T PAY THEIR TAXES!*Version*=1&*entries*=0 tcpump.txt & # on serverĬhmod u+x tcpdump-arm # make it executable It has a similar hardware than the QNAP 219+. With a little soldering it is even possible to attach 3.5″ SATA Disks (default is 2.5″) While this is a neat idea… i had trouble getting NFS compiled into the image/kernel… but up to that point, things worked pretty well 😀Īnother thing is: to rely on the online-service of Seagate to enable ssh… which is not sure for how long this service will be available… We are talking about that piece of hardware: Hacking – Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Net as NAS with Debian or OpenWRT
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