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Intel NUC...rhymes with ... | Thursday, 18 June 2015 |
So, lets look for another machine. Intel-on-a-stick. Thats more like it. But the price is excessive, and Intel lost my trust.
Off to a Raspberry Pi2. Having played with the first RaspberryPi and being let down by the very bad power supply sensitive issues, I thought I would try again. I must say, so far, am enjoying it. The NOOB SD card just works - so much better than any other Linux - it installed flawlessly (despite the confusing initial boot/install screen), and TCP worked on the ethernet.
So, the rss feed (http://www.crispeditor.co.uk:3000) is back up and I just need to copy the crisp website and releases over (as soon as the 128GB USB drive arrives), and should be back in business.
The Pi2 is impressive - 4 core 1GHz ARM processor, but a nuisance as I need to recompile a few binaries over to ARM. At least I can create a new CRiSP release for Pi, and revalidate the ARM dtrace port.
Stay tuned for the crispeditor web site to resurface.
For now the RSS feed supply is a bit dry and empty, but should be a full page of news within 12-24h.