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#!/bin/sh | |
apt-get install unzip | |
apt-get -y install alien | |
mkdir isdct | |
cd isdct | |
wget https://downloadmirror.intel.com/23931/eng/DataCenterTool_3_0_0_Linux.zip | |
unzip DataCenterTool_3_0_0_Linux.zip | |
alien --to-deb isdct-3.0.0.400-15.x86_64.rpm | |
dpkg -i isdct_3.0.0.400-16_amd64.deb |
There's no question that many people successfully run SBCs and are happy with them but here's some of my biased reasons why I don't recommend ARM based SBCs like the pi, HA Green, HA Yellow, HA Blue, etc for running servers.
- They have a poor price performance ratio
- Some need a powered USB hub if you want to reliably use their USB ports, for example for a external SSD [2]
- Their internal storage sucks [1]. SD cards corrupt easily
- USB boot can be finicky and likely has to be configured:
- You need a HDMI adapter or USB C cable and a serial software to debug some of them
- You can only run specialized distros on them and hence can't easily boot just any live iso to troubleshoot or test something [3]
- You're limited in what you can run (ARM) and debugging tends to be harder