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What PCI cards do you use ?
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I have an extra PCIe USB card I can use for Virtual machine pass through (sometimes it's useful to be able to pass the entire controller instead of just a device).
I have an XTRX software defined radio.
I have an extra SATA/SAS HBA.
One day I'd love to get a rubidium timecard.
That's pretty sweet formfactor. Shame that minipcie is not as comon anymore.
Yeah it's a sweet SDR, I backed the original kickstarter. It can be mounted on a PCIe to Minipcie adapter board though :)
I was thinking laptop. It would be so much less clunky without the external USB and antenna in the field. Or, damn, even a phone! Now I finally have a reason to even think about Librem 5.
Yes initially I had it deployed in an X230... I mean there are M.2 to Minipcie adaptors, issue is that space tend to be very limited.
Remember this thing requires like 5 antennas....
But I hadn't thought of the librem, that'd be pretty cool!
I wanna build a cyber deck for ir.
Mind sharing whhich situations would a timecard be useful ? Probably something that requires enhanced time precision, I just can't figure it out
Satisfying my inner geek mostly. I'm also interested in external references for HAM radio and RF applications.