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Add basic server pages #135
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This covers most of what I put in #132
sans detailed power specs.
- Expansion | ||
- 1 x PCIe x16 slot (Gen5 x16 link, FH, HL) | ||
- 1 x PCIe x16 slot (Gen5 x16 link, LP, HL) | ||
- 1 x PCIe x16 slot (Gen5 x8 link, LP, HL) |
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This may need to be corrected once ASUS has replied.
- 1 x Message LED | ||
- Power Supply | ||
- 2 x Redundant 1600W Power Supply | ||
- AC Input: 100-240Vac/ 12-7A, 50-60Hz |
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These values will be double checked when the PDF manual is available.
Since the servers already have technical manuals from their respective original manufacturers, I propose that this is the form tech-docs for servers will take. It is basically a mirroring of what is found on each of their current product pages.
In this PR, I've added elan1-r1 in this fashion (product page for reference: https://system76.com/servers/eland-1u). It's pretty sparse, but I think this is a reasonable MVP to get server tech-docs created. I added the PDF manual directly to this repository so that we don't have to link to Gigabyte's site for it. I also added PDF files and avif files (seems that product images use this now, and they render in browsers, so I didn't bother converting it) to git lfs.
Later additions could be things like labeled internal and port diagrams, more in-depth specifications on compatible hardware, etc. Most of this will be a duplication of material that is likely already in the manual, but a more friendly/convenient presentation of important pieces is probably not a bad thing.