https://taito-goods.jp/shop/c/cmdmg/
The description says they are about 100cm tall.
They cost 66,000 JPY (about 413 USD) each (plus shipping).
I don’t think they ship internationally though.
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The specs of your motherboard says M2_1 slot only works with 11th gen CPU but yours is 10th gen. That could be why the SATA board doesn’t work.
6 monthsI’d like to use a aliexpress M.2 to RJ45 adapter on the Chromebook.
Make sure it is of the right kind. M.2 Wi-Fi slots are key E, M.2 SSD slots are key M (mostly) and cards made for 1 kind does not fit the other.
If the slot is for Wi-Fi it should have PCIe as that is what most Wi-Fi modules connect to. USB is used for Bluetooth mostly.
I am trying to set up a home server. Here is how I’m planning to do it:
/dev/nvme0n1 SSD, Proxmox, VMs & CTs
/dev/sda HDD, Media library
/dev/sdb HDD, Backup
I’ve installed Proxmox on the NVMe SSD and created a few VMs and CTs to play with.
I have also partitioned /dev/sda and created a ZFS partition on /dev/sda1, made a pool /pool and a datastore /pool/data.
I plan to put media files on /pool/data, bind mount it on a container and run Jellyfin to serve them.
I can schedule backup jobs for the VMs and CTs themselves on Proxmox, but I’m not sure how to backup the media files on /pool/data to /dev/sdb.
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How would one go about setting up such backups? Do I need to setup something like a cronjob with rsync or is there some easier ready-made solution? Ideally it’d be something like Proxmox’s VM backup jobs that let me prune and keep some copies daily / weekly / monthly / yearly.
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What filesystem should I use for the backup drive / partition? Is there advantage of using ZFS to backup ZFS?
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Can ZFS snapshots be used on /pool/data for additional protection? If so how do I set up, for example, automatic daily snapshots? Do snapshots take up little space if the files rarely change?
Thanks.
How about a portable power station? Basically a huge mobile battery with AC input. Some can switch over on power failure like a UPS. Some has USB PD (get 12V DC with the right cable) or car lighter socket (12V DC) or direct 12V DC output.
I’m talking about these, just a random article from my search:
https://techwriteredc.com/best-portable-power-stations/