Idk it's all gotten so comically cheap now, even the 7 series stuff is like 90 dollars shipped most of the time so probably not even worth grabbing 6 series stuff anymore
yo dawg lovingly if you think openwrt is even a remotely viable OS to put on enterprise ASIC based 100g switches then you probably shouldn't be shopping for them
unless I'm missing something it's just regular ddr4 registered or unregistered ecc, spec sheet says 4 dimm slots and a max of 64gb: Dell EMC PowerEdge R240 Technical Specifications Guide | Dell US
so you can max out its capacity out for 60 bucks Micron 16GB DDR4 2666 MHz ECC REG RDIMM Server...
absolutely some of them were enterprise NVMe, they aren't magically immune to issues :P WD SN series is one I remember offhand, I'd have to dig for the others
the config is stored in onboard flash, same place as the firmware. it's not going anywhere. the watch battery is for the RTC so it can maintain accurate time if power is lost (and it's not set to use ntp for some reason). a lot of newer icx7xxx models don't even have an RTC/watch battery
I believe you - but you should be thanking your luck instead of starting to wonder if the data protection isn't worth it. I have had checksum errors caught on drives (both ssd and nvme) multiple times. I wouldn't have had a clue on other filesystems. With ZFS, I was emailed, ordered a...
the pinout is totally different IIRC and only has half the voltage rails of an ATX PSU, the only thing they have in common is the type of molex connector used. If they're mismatched just right it could ground out the 12 or 54v rails and make quite a mess
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