As it says
I want to replace my Mac mini Late 2012 Runs as Roon Core/Server with the sMS-200ultra Neo.Files are Stored on an USB Drive
It should feed the Mytek DaC +
Mike
As it says
I want to replace my Mac mini Late 2012 Runs as Roon Core/Server with the sMS-200ultra Neo.Files are Stored on an USB Drive
It should feed the Mytek DaC +
Mike
You cannot run the Roon Core on that device. That device is an end point. Not a Core Server.
Absolutely have to use a PC of some type to host Roon Core on.
That’s not exactly the case unless you consider a NAS as a PC of some type. I don’t.
A Nas is a computer with lots of additional storage how ever you look at it. They run software and have an underlying Linux operating system. They just have a user friendly gui.
As I said…a PC of some type…even a Pi is a PC of sorts…
6Moons review says:
The computer engine of the SMS-200ultra is a dual-core AMD chip augmented by 2GB of DDR3
It’s an interesting thought - Whether you could get Roon to load onto to it
It has two USB ports - one for OS, other for files, maybe
You can certainly reflash it from USB (I had to once, when a firmware update failed)
But it begs the question why? It’s about the same price as a cheap PC and you’d presumably lose the Roon end point (unless the Mytek gives you that?)
Have to love this forum. If I posted that the sky is blue someone or many someones would post that it’s not. You can’t run the Core on an underpowered machine. You can tow a boat with a VW Beetle but you probably should not.
Well, when you say a NAS is not a PC of some kind you are going to get called out because that is exactly what a NAS is….