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And this includes the rails :)

Oh I didn’t realize it was an auction. Updated the title. The current bid is still $50 though.

I’m all out for now, I think. But if I find an unscavanged drawer I’ll let you know!

Oh wow that went for so little, hah. Def my board. I wanted to get rid of stuff quickly and eBay is so unbearable to use nowadays, so my impatience and laziness is your gain.

Let me know if you want a new, active listing.

Sure, here you go: Netgear GS728TX ProSAFE S3300-28X 24-Port Gigabit Stackable Smart Switch 4 10G | eBay The auction ended so that’s why I didn’t link directly at first.

Specs: Redundant PWS-920P-SQ power supplies 3x San Ace 80 fans BPN-SAS2-216EB backplane I'm selling this chassis through an intermediary that eBays stuff for a commission (Security Measure) but it's my personal sale. Here is the listing...

This is a great switch that lets you mix SFP+ and 10BASE-T, which is great for a homelab. I'm selling this switch through an intermediary that eBays stuff for a commission (Security Measure). Will sell for $100 + shipping through eBay. I'll have my guy make a listing on eBay if you claim it.

SOLD I have 2 sets of 4 PM1633a SAS SSDs to sell. I bought them from this forum a few years ago and am ready to sell as part of my homelab downsizing. Details: 4 x 15.36TB PM1633a SAS SSD Model #: AREA15T4S5xnNTRI / PM1633a Vendor: Samsung / HP Enterprise (HPE) Last eBay sale: April 26, 2023...

Anddddd I figured it out: I figured it out. I think I don't fully understand Flatcar Linux but: Flatcar Linux is configured to start Docker through socket activation. When docker.socket detects a connection it starts docker.service and any containers that are set to start. On Flatcar Linux...

I had the problem again on another system with the same setup. I did some more debugging and I'm really stumped: * The cloudflared VM can ping the Flatcar VM * One of my Docker containers is running an http service on port 9000, so I would expect that to be reachable on the Flatcar VM. nmap...

I have a pretty basic setup where I have some docker containers hosting various services. They’re all only on my local LAN. The docker containers are on Flatcar Linux, which is in a VM in Proxmox. In the same Proxmox instance I have a Debian VM with only cloudflared on it. I then expose these...

Shoot, actually you're right, this isn't as good a deal as I thought. My bad. The RAM DIMMs are ~$30/ea so that certainly makes this a little cheap but not a great deal. I guess I won't delete the post.

I think the seller got confused by model numbers and is selling this board way under market value, including 2x32gb ddr4 ram, at $599 https://www.ebay.com/itm/165997880652

I’ll make it very bottom heavy, eg ups at the bottom and networking at the top. Shouldn’t be a problem.

Anyone know of any 10-25U server racks that are shallow-depth / short-depth? ~12"-17" deep. Preferably on casters, but free-standing is acceptable.

Hey, sorry for not updating the thread prior but this has been sold.

@zac1 that link is interesting, thanks for sharing. I was actually virtualizing my storage server and I didn't realize that AES-NI and some other instruction sets don't get passed-through to VMs by default in Proxmox/qemu. Once I did a full CPU-passthrough I was able to get the performance up to...

This is insane but the 16 core atom can't keep up with ZFS encryption either: That's ONLY a transfer speed of ~100-150MB/s. Are my expectations about how much CPU I need just stupid? Is ZFS on Linux terrible? Hmmm.

I just bought a Supermicro A2SDV-16C-TLN5F and I'll grab a separate SAS3 HBA off eBay. Thanks everyone!