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building resource efficient systems from obsolete parts
Upgrading my Socket 7 NAS
This is a short introduction to my Socket 7 based NAS. After the 3C905C-TXM decided to turn itself into a 10 MBit card, I thought it might be a good time for some upgrades.
I made sure to always wear the same outfit so nobody would notice that it was shot over the course of a whole year.
I made sure to always wear the same outfit so nobody would notice that it was shot over the course of a whole year.
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Burton Park Spitzing - Mahnä - FS 7er
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Mittwoch 14.03.2012 Cam: GoPro HD Hero r3 720p @ 60fps
Burton Park Spitzing - Bäda - BS 5er
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Burton Park Spitzing - Mahnä - FS 3er Back to Back
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Mittwoch 08.02.2012 Cam: GoPro HD Hero r3 720p @ 60fps
Intel X18-M SSD into IBM Thinkpad X41
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Song: The Offspring - Hit that This Video is only a proof of concept. The song, all logos, trademarks and brain waves used in this video are property of their respective owners. Download this video as mp4: jawoll-productions.de/videos/x41-ssd_wide_768K.mp4
sciatteria - a skateboarding roadtrip movie
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Musik: Tegan and Sara - Call it off; Sick Of It All - Blown Away; Millencolin - Happiness for Dogs
Güni - Der kleines Halfpipe
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Schon etwas älteres Material von unserer Miniramp. Mittlerweile sind wir natürlich alle vieeeeel besser und da hatten wir sowieso einen schlechten Tag :P Mehr über die Miniramp gibts hier: rampplans.de/peters-miniramp.html Marvin ist der Beste! Musik: Beatsteaks - Soothe Me (Acoustic) Against Me! - New Wave
Hacking the Gamecube in My Gamecube Vid
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This Video shows me modding/hacking/exploiting my Gamecube. - Installation of Xeno GC - Usage of SD Load - Super Mario Bro. and Metal Slug with different Emulators - Video Clip on gc-linux mfe-distri Some links where you get information on doing this: modthatcube.tehskeen.com/ www.dextrose.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=10709 modyawii.tehskeen.com/index.php?page=pages/homemade_sdcard.html www.gc-l...
Where can I see the AGP to PCI connection scheme ?
It‘s in the AGP spec
Wait, didn't you use debian on this board? What is t2 os? xD
The NAS still runs debian. The test bench is running all sorts of OSes. And T2 is the greatest Linux distribution in existence ;)
Update please
Are there any updates about that project? Greetings from germany 😂
The adapter is available on eBay. More coming soon… Schöne Grüße zurück!
Nice to see how people still insist to give old hardware a second life to prevent e-waste as much as possible
Yes
Fantastic! But will it work on AGP 8x slots (0.8-1.5V only)?
In general this will only work with 3.3V or universal AGP ports. Some PCI cards might however work properly even with the 1.5V I/O voltage of an x8 slot.
@@recnasThank you for answer. But what is needed to modify your riser to support AGP 4x 1.5V mode? Do I understand correctly that this is not only voltage but also another modulation which makes 4x data rate? So modification would be quite complex? It's a pity that some newer cool motherboards have a special AGP slot which doesn't support 2x 3.3V cards anymore.
In theory you could do the same thing but in reverse, that is, transfer an AGP graphics card to a PCI port? I would like to see a PCB in the future
hosche suppo gimocht! :)
SUPER cool!! Keep it up!
AMAZING I love it. Always loved baby AT for the mod potential / custom cases. Only hard set feature is KB conn location, very nice for custom chassis. PLEASE MORE, and thanks ya jerk now Ive gotta go bring my ali aladin super 7 board in from the shed with a p55c and k62 / k63 =)
Bro
Very impressive piece of reverse engineering.. you are obviously quite talented
Mad lad! Very interesting project.
This is one of the most amazing pieces of retro tech I've seen in a while! Well done! Any plans for the future of this project?
Thanks! A PCB version of the adapter has already been finished. A few more projects based on the same principle are already in the works. Make sure to share, like and subscribe for more content like this.
@@recnas Excited!
> "Which normally would neither mechanically nor electronically work in a regular PCI slot" False. There are completely regular PCI slots where this cart would fit perfectly fine. Namely 3,3V ones - the ones with the notch in the "right" position. The only question then is if there's nothing else mechanically in the way on the MoBo. -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI-X?useskin=vector#Versions It will of course not fit in any PCI nor -X 5V(!) slot.
I guess you are right, but can you name a motherboard with 32bit 3.3V-only slots? Because I never came across one.
@@recnas dunno - I just know that I successfully used "some" 64bit PCI-X card in a normal PCI slot. I think it was a 4port NIC. Maybe the socket was 3,3V or the card was 5V compatible.
Sure, I’ve got a whole pile of universal PCI-X cards which work just fine on a 5V slot. Problem is, this one isn’t universal, it’s 3.3V only, but this way I still got it working.
Honestly mind-blowing how a platform that's almost thirty years old is hitting perfectly usable transfer speeds for modern home network storage... Imagine doing this back in 1998 with an 8086
Can't wait for the full video
Damnnnn you run a 25 years old platform?? very sexy case though!
My i5 4590 consumes around 8W idle in windows on an asrock itx. Your socket 7 fascinates me though. I also have a K6-2+. But my old Super socket 7 board consumes more I guess. I5 integrated graphics and gigabit onboard are a bonus though.
recht sparsam die alten büchse.
Have you ever considered to try a BSD on that NAS? Nice case!
Thanks! Yes, I actually did try FreeBSD and NetBSD, but both of them had their drawbacks. For the things I've planned a Linux distribution with continued i586 support will be the best option.
@@recnas what were the drawbacks w/freebsd?
Had problems with nas performance on Intel g2010 (1155) about 10 years ago, was targeting 1 Gb speeds. Ended up swapping in i5 2500. Looking forward to what you can squeeze from this old platform. The case looks fantastic!
or better yet a xeon
My hp t620 squeezes in 100MB/s(SMB/windows shares), 50MB/s(sftp), got the weaker 2 core variant. The difference likely comes purely down to lack of AES acceleration in G2010.
I remember having the same cpu and watching it stomp all over Intels` best efforts for years 😆
So neet! My deep respect for this very build and keeping it alive. As for network performance (may not be the issue in your case but) try to enable "FlowControl" on your NIC both NAS and PC. Strange enough but that supposedly outdated long ago technology improved gigabit performance in some cases. Both with full-fledged enterprise equipment also with home-made NAS and PCs. Some really wierd stuff really.
ahhh... The Germans, sure thing they have a fetish to torture themself, in this case, using a NAS slower than CPU on modern home Router.
I wouldn’t say, that fortitude is a typical german thing. Most people here actually have a pretty low threshold of pain these days.
It's the NAS!!!
Very cool project, can't wait to see the progress. That's a great case and I would want to keep it in service for longer too!
Gutes Video
I'm kinda jealous. Can't wait to see part 2.
Nice seeing old PC being used in modern setting. I like using old PC as NAS for backup, that syncs with main NAS for making backup once in a while.
Mein As
power consumption?
Idles below 20W. K6-3+ is a mobile CPU and clocked down to 200 MHz if cpufreq is setup correctly.
my mr7350 router (Nas+switchx4+wifi6) with a usb 3.0 port and a connected 2tb (2.5 inch) hdd consumes max 10W, the speed via a 1 gb/s lan cable is 110 MB/s.@@recnas google: dong knows mr7350
Power consumption: yes. 😛
@@StanisawSwierczynskino i?
Wonderful work on your retro NAS! Genuinely curious just how far it can go. I have an old PowerPC based NAS unit I use for my retro Windows network, but I'd be curious what I could get out of a Pentium 3 based system instead perhaps now!
That is one really pretty case.
Ich liebe alte Hardware und dass sie auch heute noch genutzt wird. Weiter so! Du könntest auch mal testen ob ein USB2_to_Ethernet Adapter schneller ist als deine verwendete Netzwerkkarte. Debian sollte diese sofort erkennen. Hmmm, in welchem Kellerschrank liegt denn noch mein alter Pentium 2 rum...
Ein Pentium 2 System ist sicherlich auch ein guter Kandidat für Spielerein dieser Art. Mit dem richteigen Adapter im AGP Slot und übertaktetem FSB sollten sich da ganz gute Ergebnisse erzielen lassen. In einen USB auf Ethernet Adapter würde ich nicht allzu große Hoffnungen setzen. Um mit so wenig Rechenleistung hohen Durchsatz zu erreichen, sind Server Netzwerkkarten, die durch Offload Engines die CPU entlasten die beste Wahl.
Goddamn it's very intriguing, I never heard about that socket at all😮
This is awesome, keeping the old tech going strong!
I used to overclock my old Celeron 266 to 466mhz. It was in an old Abit motherboard and after 8 years of constant overclocking, it finally died. In the process of dying it scortched the PCB around the socket turning the yellow to a light brown. Can't overclock any modern stuff like that anymore. I'd like to see your NAS tuned as far as it can go without self destructing. Good Luck!
Damn. That case looks wild clean. i absolutley love it. It makes the motherboard look modern
Max read/write of PCI bus is the real problem, and your motherboard... is on borrowed time.
You're absolutely right and I was fully aware that the shared bandwidth of the PCI bus will be the major bottleneck. That's why I already figured out a workaround. Stay tuned to find out, what I've come up with to tackle this hurdle.
@@recnas You found either a NIC or SATA controller for that AGP slot didn't you?
Kind of, if you look closely you might already find a few hints ;)
amazing job ! i like your vidéo
trivia: this video is your most popular.
Hola amigo con que .dol reproduces videos. Puedes darme el link para descargarlo?
dont you fucking people know anything this is a modding video ...hacking deals with processing codes to crack into the mainframe of a os or Operating System if your slow ...modding = modifying meaning your modifying or adding on parts that will allow you to do extra tasks
okay. I don't know what reasons you have to insult random people in such a way, but you are right I didn't know too much about hacking when I made this video. It's almost seven years old, why the hell would you still care?! But as the great Hacker you certainly are, you should know that modchips manipulate the code execution of game consoles in such a way that it is then possible to run unsigned code on the target system. I'd still call that hacking. Although you might disagree, hacking embedded devices is an interesting and challenging task. And in case you didn't know or you're slow, almost any modern embedded system is running an operating system.
+scheissfreaks most people use modchips to play unauthorized copies of games. personally I'd use it to install linux or emulators.
the main difference between a underflip and a fs cork is that the underflip is completely upside down and a fs cork isnt :)
whats the song
so imposable for the average gamer with no technical experience..
Great underflip bro!