CWWK i5-1235U 6 port i226 report
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So what would be disadvantage on the 4 port version ? Very high idle power because of no nodded bios available?
What about those 13th gen ones from other thread ? Looking through the posts they seem to be very problematic regarding cooling and their fan ?
What about those 13th gen ones from other thread ? Looking through the posts they seem to be very problematic regarding cooling and their fan ?
im using it with 4 drives right now. 2 1.6tb sata drives as zfs mirror for boot and vm-storage, 1 2tb nvme as plex media storage and 1 4tb nvme as backup datastore for my veeam (backups of physical desktops).
with the 4 port model this would not be possible
with the 4 port model this would not be possible
Hello Everyone,
I have been using my unit for the last ~11 months as a bare-metal pfSense host. Has been excellent, performant and no reboots or issues. It is located within a well ventilated space with the original PSU connected to a UPS. Being bare-metal pfSense the resource utilisation is typically low.
Today, connectivity to the internet suddenly stopped, I went to look at the unit. The device was warm (not hot) and was in a powered off state. The PSU LED was lit (there is a blue Dajing led on the PSU). Tried some basic troubleshooting, PSU is fine in another system but another PSU does not power this unit up. Connecting the original PSU back into this system now just flashes the blue LED, the unit does not power on when the power button is pressed.
I think the unit's mainboard has failed.
The NVME drive is still readable so working on getting it up and running in an alternative machine.
Has anyone else had any issues like this, any tips on ways to get it to power back up? Did you reach out to CWWK for support and what was that experience like? Thanks in advance.
I have been using my unit for the last ~11 months as a bare-metal pfSense host. Has been excellent, performant and no reboots or issues. It is located within a well ventilated space with the original PSU connected to a UPS. Being bare-metal pfSense the resource utilisation is typically low.
Today, connectivity to the internet suddenly stopped, I went to look at the unit. The device was warm (not hot) and was in a powered off state. The PSU LED was lit (there is a blue Dajing led on the PSU). Tried some basic troubleshooting, PSU is fine in another system but another PSU does not power this unit up. Connecting the original PSU back into this system now just flashes the blue LED, the unit does not power on when the power button is pressed.
I think the unit's mainboard has failed.
The NVME drive is still readable so working on getting it up and running in an alternative machine.
Has anyone else had any issues like this, any tips on ways to get it to power back up? Did you reach out to CWWK for support and what was that experience like? Thanks in advance.
Not sure if it was mentioned, but I just did an install with iso 8.2-1 and it worked without issues....
Could you a short description what of these tools is needed to get the console redirect option?All open source:
GitHub - LongSoft/UEFITool: UEFI firmware image viewer and editor
UEFI firmware image viewer and editor. Contribute to LongSoft/UEFITool development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
GitHub - LongSoft/IFRExtractor-RS: Rust utility to extract UEFI IFR data into human-readable text
Rust utility to extract UEFI IFR data into human-readable text - LongSoft/IFRExtractor-RS
GitHub - BoringBoredom/UEFI-Editor: Aptio V UEFI Editor: an alternative to AMIBCP
Aptio V UEFI Editor: an alternative to AMIBCP. Contribute to BoringBoredom/UEFI-Editor development by creating an account on GitHub.
Changing HWP can be done with a Hex editor, but I wrote a small python script to do it.
I have a diff model and dont know these tools, but the console redirection would really help me.
I have the bios bin file of my model, any tips would be appriciated.
So after a couple of month i finally got my machine back and its working again but with the locked bios ofc. Now I am not sure if i should or even could try to install the provided bios. My board is a CW-MBX-AD12 and the build date is AD12R20231204 version 2.22.1288
What do you guys think?
Hello everyone.
The recent hot summer days forced me to make a small modification to the case. I completely redid the two pieces of side sheet metal, so the part where there are the ethernet ports and the other one where there are the USB sockets.
I then used a pvc mesh canvas on Aliexpress. It's working well I have a few degrees less than before.
I didn't have precision tools so as you can see from the photos the work is not perfect.
The recent hot summer days forced me to make a small modification to the case. I completely redid the two pieces of side sheet metal, so the part where there are the ethernet ports and the other one where there are the USB sockets.
I then used a pvc mesh canvas on Aliexpress. It's working well I have a few degrees less than before.
I didn't have precision tools so as you can see from the photos the work is not perfect.
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Lol looks better than the two fans (top and bottom) I mounted to mine with zip ties and velcro like a sandwich. And it turns out my cable modem was the one overheating after that so I zip tied a fan to the side, right against the meager vent holes. It would start dropping packets out of the blue and I thought it was my router but the issue followed the ethernet that the modem was connected to...