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Strongly suggest get a PC working before worrying about phone, just because PC usually has better diagnostics.

The only "gotcha" there is if you need specific sector types-IE 512 or 512e, not 4096.

I think these units want either a power supply that is working OR a filler plate that is unavailable, but I believe trips a switch inside to tell it installed.

This looks suspiciously like a unit I played with from Axis, in which case do not be surprised if the switch is completely isolated from the other ports; https://www.nexcom.com/Products/intelligent-digital-security/nvr-hardware-platform/desktop-nvr-platform/desktop-nvr-platform-nvis-14162...

I just had an ebay order killed that may have been legit mistake, may have been an "oh shit" on their part, but... https://www.ebay.com/itm/358130064119 3.84tb 3par drive for $40 with shipping, but pics of a power supply. They messaged me today with "wrong item description, this is really a...

I don't think I ever mentioned it, but I used this enclosure; https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XWRRMYX?th=1 the UASP support was key

One issue I ran into with a usb-sata controller I detailed here; https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/odd-data-corruption-issue-usb-sata-adapter.43227/ the short version is that some of these do 512<>4096byte translations and the one I had was buggy. making sure that the enclosure...

I'm not saying this would be a good idea, but... If you had a host with multiple Ip addresses, you could stand up multiple instances of the samba docker container, and share different things on different addresses by binding different instances to different addresses...

Just a note, on both the 5820 and the 7820 the backplane for the flexbays are SAS/SATA OR NVME. The backplanes are pretty cheap on the bay, and pretty easy to swap; but you do need to have the right bay...

Optane DCPMMM is rated at 15-18w per stick.

If it is LSI based, I believe that the drive is 'normal' format. I just recently shut down a box with an LSI 2208 raid-1, and was able to boot a pc with one of the drives with no effort. Try just plugging the drive into a sata port...

Based on the MAC, it is made by Inventec. My guess would be a K900G4, except I can't find any mention of a single cpu node. Might be OEM

This is definitely travel router type functionality-I have on old TP-Link I used to use for this. If you don't want on of the Gl.inet or similar, get a tplink one...

Cory Doctorow has a great take on this who scam in his newest, 'Enshittification". A tech stock can't stop being a growth stock, because when you stop being a growth stock, you go from a P/E of 40+ to a PE of 10...

Before you start really using, double check how the columns and stripes are configured, and make sure it is what you want. It could be 2x columns, or more. That impacts ability to expand later.

It isn't a monitor, but I've got a ip KVM listed that would be cheap...

Check the flea market https://www.ebay.com/itm/175628869475 Actually, Monoprice sells hdmi to dual link, and that plus a dp->hdmi may be best shot https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=2696

One other area where unifi is great is support for family-I have unifi at my parents' house, and I have VPN between the sites and simple management of things at their house/some ability to diagnose. That is really nice to have.

Showed up today, Samsung PM1643a, 8600 hours and 0.12 gb read/0.221 gbw on #1, exactly the same on the other. 88 Start/stop on 1, 89 on the other. I do need to do firmware, https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00136659en_us&docLocale=en_US