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I most definitely didn't want to offend anyone - I have a fleet of B3s under my control and they are still fine :-) However, as said above - the hardware is old and quite slow by now. It cannot use full power of my broadband, for example :-) That's why I'm looking for something to replace my gateway...

Finally found (almost) perfect replacement: http://espressobin.net/

- cheap
- SATA
- 3 GE interfaces
- dual-core A53
- runs Arch
- fanless

Only thing it's lacking is decent case But for 50$, I can live with that

Perhaps you're right, 50 $ for 2 B3s is not bad

Hi, is there anyone who wants to part with his (her) B3?

For US-based guys, here's a pretty good deal: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Excito-B3-Mini ... Sw-4pZz9DF

Unfortunately, while unit price is 10$, shipping to Poland is over 30$ :/

All interesting ideas, neither hits:
- fanless operation
- 3.5" HDD mount
- native SATA interface
- dual Ethernet

I just went through Aliexpress listings, and there are interesting devices - even x86 - but max they take is 2.5" HDD.

B3 becomes dated, but it's still one of a kind

That is true I wonder what failed.

Gonna be hard finding 12V/3A, but at least I have a working cable

The fuse in my power brick has blown. Does anyone know what type/rating the replacement should be?

Yes, I have access to the DHCP server to check that But good point.

I'll try disabling dhcpcd.

Sakaki to the rescue :) # cat /etc/systemd/network/eth0.network [Match] Name=eth0 [Network] DHCP=ipv4 [DHCP] UseDNS=True I understand that systemd-networkd will also get address from DHCP, not using dhcpcd? To disable, just "systemctl disable dhcpcd" and reboot? It won't cause netctl to disable inte...

I can say for myself, but the reason is that nothing else is similarly compact, has combination of fast SATA (RPi doesn't have it), 2 ethernet ports (because firewall), USB ports (because extensibility) and metal enclosure (because fanless operation). Solid looks are a plus (as compared to GnuBee, f...

Hi, I feel kind of stupid by posting a question I can probably figure out on my own, but here it's related to B3's networking - which is the only way to communicate with B3. The device is installed remotely, so if I mess up, it will stay down (well, up, but incommunicado) until I can get there. So, ...

Thanks, didn't notice the menu at first

One thing: "Show unread posts" is gone, can you restore it?

I get a lot of memory dumps in dmesg. It seems to me every time the OS is trying to use any more than about 100 MB of RAM weird things are happening.

How can I test RAM on B3? Normally I'd run memtest x86, but that's for x86, and is loaded instead of OS.

Thanks a lot, I'll try this