Recent content by AmeyaVS

Not really, I would probably recommend configuring a VM to use XP, without networking.

Do you have any heavy electrical equipment's? Are your Ethernet line running besides heavy electrical devices? Probably noisy electrical devices are causing the auto-negotiation to drop speeds. Were you running the tests with cable wrapped around itself i.e. looped?

Does the router have any labeling like FE, GE? Though not JIO fiber router, the fiber based router installed at home by the installed had my Gigabit switch connected via FE(Fast Ethernet or 100 Mbps) interface. When I switched over to the port marked GE I was able to get speeds greater than 100...

@mk76 , I was curious which system from Lenovo has workstation class chipset. I was about to ask what system did you purchase to explore.

What chipset does the system have?

Delhivery used to have customer care, but it has been quite sometime since they have removed all customer care number as well as e-mail. Their user complaints are too much and the local franchise also are overloaded. Usually, if I am expecting multiple packages from a particular courier I take...

I have shared feedback in one of the threads. Do also share your feedback.

Received WTR Pro N100 NAS Device, last year. Sorry forgot to add comment here. Currently device is working great for me and family usage, will probably need to get bigger drives for backup currently configured with 1 TB drive.

I am still not sure, how the feedback system works. I am trying to add feedback for devices I have purchased on different threads, but I don't see them in the feedback form.

One PCIe® 4.0 x16, low-profile, length ≤ 155mm, height ≤ 70mm Two PCIe® 3.0 x1, low-profile, length ≤ 155mm, height ≤ 70mm Two M.2 slots (one for WLAN, one for SSD): Specs are not clear but M.2 for NVMe might be PCIe Gen4 x4

Given an option, I would probably pick all four. :)

I have updated my request to 2 x JetKVM, 1 x ATX, 1 x DC. Will the order be available in Feb or March currently on Kickstarter it is showing availability for March?

I just remembered seeing USB 5V fittings in eletrical store, what about using that to power any internal devices. But the cost are too high I feel: https://www.amazon.in/Anchor-roma-charger-1000-20460/dp/B07XZK29MW This would involve some retrofitting to get the 5V power for the IoT device to...

Tasmota has pretty clever input pins configurations you can use. I have a device with single push button(akin to a doorbell switch connected to the ESP module pins) to control 2 devices. If press I the button once it toggles the first relay, and if you press it twice it toggles the second...

I am using self built devices with ESP and Tasmota, they have been running locally now reaching 5 years. I have a couple of devices fail mostly the power supply devices never the complete module. I would recommend using some safety fuses in-line if you are using PCB brick power supplies. For...