What I found:Hey Guys, short question. Does the mainboard have any hidden SATA ports who can be soldered like the S740?
Long-due update on this just in case it's helpful to anyone else... (and somebody asked me about it on another thread )Wondering if anyone has tried using a H1110 (LSI SAS9211-4I IT Mode, LSI SAS2004 controller) on the 5070 (extended) to connect additional drives. The drives will be powered (and mounted) externally but I'm trying to see what I may be missing from a compatibility perspective if I go that route... Objective is to set it up as a NAS under Proxmox...
If there's an answer to that, it would be on this great site:Hey Guys, short question. Does the mainboard have any hidden SATA ports who can be soldered like the S740?
Hi, i've been contemplating running 4 drives in a Icy Box IB-564SAS-12G, which is meant to be installed in 3x5.25". But i was planning to stick some rubber feet under it, and running it external.external PSU with jumper to power the drives
That looks like a nice self-contained unit. And just need the SATA Power and mini-SAS cable.Hi, i've been contemplating running 4 drives in a Icy Box IB-564SAS-12G, which is meant to be installed in 3x5.25". But i was planning to stick some rubber feet under it, and running it external.
As this may grow in the future towards a larger dedicated storage server, I’ve got already an actual Corsair modular SFX PSU which is pretty small and the fan never runs with the current load. Being modular, I can just use the SATA power cable connected to the drives.Could you expand on your power solution? I've been searching for power bricks with a Molex connector from china, As i don't really want to start soldering something..
Ahh, i see now, Thanks for clarifying. I was lucky to get the Icy-Dock from a seller on these forums for a good price, as they are selling for over 100 EUR normally. But it is all aluminium, and good quality.That looks like a nice self-contained unit. And just need the SATA Power and mini-SAS cable.
I’m using a cage like this that was inside a tower server case and fits a fan on the front.
As this may grow in the future towards a larger dedicated storage server, I’ve got already an actual Corsair modular SFX PSU which is pretty small and the fan never runs with the current load. Being modular, I can just use the SATA power cable connected to the drives.
Because it’s not connected to a motherboard, you need a jumper between 2 pins or use something like this (on the 24-pin ATX):
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005004045090030.html
Kinda ironic too...I guess it can be dished out but not taken..."Sorry, we've detected unusual activity on your network." - Guess they don't like my PI-Hole.
Curious if the 256GB storage version comes with a windows iot license attached to it or not.Wyse 5070 extended
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I am not sure about whether the oracle oem i350-t4 is genuine or not.
I've seen some 'generic' 4TB m.2 SATA start to show up but I'm not sure how/if they would work on the wyse 5070.m.2 SATA only goes to 2TB afaik.
It is mentioned here on parkytowers that 'There are a few other connectors dotted around that are probably used in the 'extended' version.'Whats the best way to internally power a 2.5 SATA SSD? Going to use a sata to mkey adaper. Maybe off the 19 pin header? Seems like you'd have to chain 19 pin to usb to sata 5v somehow.
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Has anyone managed to figure out a decent way to mount a 2.5 in drive internally, maybe something printed? I have a spare 4TB ex DC drive, m.2 SATA only goes to 2TB afaik.
Interesting indeed. So you saw the NBC logo like on a BIOS splash screen?Interesting finds with my 5070 so far
- No EMMC at all, it did come with 256GB Micro m.2 SATA drive
- Unit appears to be formerly part of NBC at some point, even after fresh Win10 install I was unable to bypass network check during account setup and it attempted to "phone home" to complete setup based on the NBC profile (I saw the logo hence my guess it was a NBC machine)
- To get around this I moved the SSD to another machine, booted and completed setup (with network bypass check) and now it's working normally.
Nope, it was on one of my bypassNRO attempts in Win10 setup. It appears to have gotten passed it and displayed a screen I've never seen before in the set-up flow. This screen showed an NBC logo and further text outlining 4 steps are left along the lines of downloading profile, installing apps, joining corp domain etc. I shut down at step 1. I forgot to take a photo.Interesting indeed. So you saw the NBC logo like on a BIOS splash screen?
Interesting. I'd get in touch with the seller about this too since this particular machine might not have been 'released/de-registered/etc.'Nope, it was on one of my bypassNRO attempts in Win10 setup. It appears to have gotten passed it and displayed a screen I've never seen before in the set-up flow. This screen showed an NBC logo and further text outlining 4 steps are left along the lines of downloading profile, installing apps, joining corp domain etc. I shut down at step 1. I forgot to take a photo.
What's more intriguing is this is after I've wiped the SSD and fresh Win10 install, almost Mac like where if the S/N is registered with corp account the machine is "locked" to it and will auto provision regardless of drive wipe from what I've been told.