几分钟之前还以为ION是最好的家庭存储解决方案，结果发现了plug computer。

Marvell’s SheevaPlug is a plug computer

With the economy in nearing 1997 lows we all need a distraction from the pains of the market and today that distraction is the Marvell SheevaPlug (Originally designed by GlobalScale Technologies). Marvell’s SheevaPlug looks like night light, but it is a what they are calling a plug computer — an embedded computer that plugs into the wall socket and is capable of running network-based services that normally require a dedicated personal computer. The enclosure is designed to plug directly into a regular US wall socket and draws less than one tenth of the power of a typical PC being used as a home server, which should lower your monthly electric bill if you run a PC at home 24/7. Even better the SheevaPlug development kit is available right now for $99 through Marvell, so this is a product that you can actually purchase.
The SheevaPlug is just 110mm (L) x 69.5mm (W) x 48.5 mm (H) and features a 1.2GHz Marvell Sheeva CPU with 512MB of flash memory and 512MB of DDR2 memory, the SheevaPlug provides what is said to be enough processing power and resources to run nearly any embedded computing application. As one would guess the PC plug doesn't consume much power and draws on average, less than five watts under normal operation compared to 25-100 Watts for a PC being used as a home server. The Marvell SheevaPlug also has Gigabit Ethernet for network connectivity as well as a USB 2.0 connector.

Today digital home services such as media servers, file sharing and backup software all need to be installed on a PC. A plug computer is a small, powerful computer that connects to an existing network using Gigabit Ethernet and it eliminates the need for an always-on PC in the digital home to access these services. The software for the SheevaPlug includes multiple Linux distributions that follow the opensource model which makes the SheevaPlug an ideal platform on which to develop or port any application. The SheevaPlug development kit contains the SheevaPlug as well as all the software tools needed to develop applications for the platform.

The Plug Computer is an inexpensive computer solution that has the technology and advancements to run a service on its own. This allows a software service to be bundled together with a plug computer and provides a simple deployment model for a consumer or small business. Specialized plug computers can be targeted at different market segments allowing vendors to clearly communicate the value proposition and deliver the optimal installation and use for the consumer. Consumers can use the plug for media sharing or for backup services. The convenient compact form factor of a plug computer promotes an energy efficient design and simplifies installation.

When Legit Reviews spoke to Marvell about the SheevaPlug we were told that it works well with USB 2.0 switches, so hooking up several USB 2.0 hard drives and using this as a file server is very much a possibility. Marvell also said that the Sheeva  We also asked Marvell if the 1.2GHz Sheeva CPU would be able to keep up with streaming HD Blu-Ray content from the USB 2.0 input and they said that it had plenty of horse power to playback smooth HD content. If that proves true with the sample we have in route this could cause an issue for NVIDIA with their upcoming Ion Platform. NVIDIA expects the Ion platform to cost between $50 and $100 more than the the cost of a typical Intel Atom powered netbook ($225-$300), which means that the Marvell SheevaPlug will be roughly one third the price. With the way the economy is right now the lower the price the higher the sales and since many of use have USB 2.0 external hard drives or can get them for a low price. The $99 SheevaPlug should be an interesting product for those that run a PC at all times and doesn't need a ton of horse power. If you have a large network you can place the virsus scanner on the SheevaPlug and let it scan and fix issues found on the network without running the local machines. 

另外在google到了一张实物图：

又是MADE IN CHINA，既然在我们家造的，干嘛不在我们家卖啊。。。

先上一张鸟巢：

运气超好，换到了一张终点边上第一排的票，与赛道的距离达到最近！
名人们登场：

 
巴顿的帽子很搞笑：
 
车神和小弟上场的时候手抖了。。。

热烈庆祝中华人民共和国成立六十周年，我汗。。。

车神风采


韩寒看到车神冲线，万念俱灰：

并驾齐驱:


巴顿也蛮帅：

过弯打滑失控：

老外开铲车在赛道上也玩了漂移：

被掀开的车：

 
spidercam, 先进：

此人装备夸张：

决赛第一场：舒马赫vs巴顿





简单的颁奖：

天真冷！
先上张全景：

开始是摩托车特技表演，结果哥们出场不顺，被赛场摄像机的缆绳拦住了：

角度不好，将就看吧：
 
第一天是国内比赛



这车第一圈就上墙了：


 
这可怜的车上场就没打着火，被staff直接推下场：


 
又一个哥们上墙了：

又是摩托特技：

决赛：

最后上一张可怜的mm们：

先上这些，明天升级保暖装备，继续～

花1.5k败下了ZOTAC IONITX-A-E，明知它性价比不高，可看到他17cm×17cm的身材，还是把它收入囊中。上图：

 
中间硕大的散热片下面是atom N330和Chipset，右边两根内存插槽，最大4G DDR2-800内存，我插上了一根从台式机上退役下来的2G DIY散热的内存：）
自带802.11G无线网卡，左下部是电源部分，直接输入19V DC，不用庞大的ATX电源线。
三个SATA，支持RAID，真不知道这个平台搭RAID有什么用。。。

打算DIY一个透明机架，所以目前只能先让他裸着：

号称不用风扇就可以满足散热要求，不过，结果比较惨：

把风扇拿下来，温度从稳定的63度慢慢飙到90度，OMG，还是老老实实把风扇装上吧。

据说这个东东内置了陀螺仪，三通道的直升机130大洋入手。在家里客厅试飞，经常碰到天花板坠机……
估计最近一段时间家里的花花草草要遭殃……

买房的时候就听房主说在家里能看到鸟巢，一直怀疑此话真假。今天下班回来，鸟巢没有看到，可看到盘古了，上图：

窗外的喇叭花在偶们的精心照料下争奇斗艳啊，早上发现了截至目前的花王，上图：

可怜的massa啊，他怎么能这么背呢，能被老巴车上的弹簧砸的脑震荡……

周末在家折腾着做饭，尝试一下蒜蓉排骨，上图，不好意思，蒜蓉全掉锅里了，一粒都没出来。

原文链接：
http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/systems-2009/special/lessdegrees/pius-edelweiss.htm

还是上星期的事情了，陪Ethan去三里屯转了转，主要是去Apple Store，在里面google map看到了中8楼，顺便去考察了一下。

最近出奇的懒，可能还没有从上个月婚礼的忙碌中缓过来。挑几张婚纱照放上来，对这个东西实在不感兴趣，大家将就着吧:)

把卡槽做到USB接口里面，这个新鲜

八零后就是一群空有自己的梦想，却被各种现实束缚的叛逆的、憋足的人，在梦想和事实中间迷失。

今天顺便把另外一件事办了
 

祝大家幸福:)

历经n次鉴定，终于知道卧室窗外种的是颗海棠：

static int codefromstring(char *buf, int len)
{
    int a = 0;
    if (len>sizeof(int))
        return 0;
    while (len--)
        a = (a << 8) | *buf++;
    return a;
}
这个函数要实现的功能是将buf指向的len长度的数组拼成int数值，例如buf={0x02, 0xc8, 0xfd, 0x80},则返回0x02c8fd80。
活活花了一个小时才把这个函数的bug改过来，当初C语言没学好啊，脸红中…………