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Is there not a way to start them on a command line that could replace this functionality?

• apple4ever 3y ago
  Yes I can start them on the command line, but then I'm developing a process to do that on boot (which isn't terribly difficult on MacOS but who knows how long it will remain that way). And if I need to do that, why not spend my time just setting up a Pi and let it run, and same myself $200 a year?
  • metadat 3y ago
    Or just get an HP Elitedesk 800 G5 i5-9xxx, way more powerful than a pi with same ballpark power consumption. Easily found on eBay. Cheers
    • apple4ever 3y ago
      I thought about that, but I think I'd probably get a used SuperMicro server for about the same price. More power but also IPMI is nice too.
      • metadat 3y ago
        I also have a supermicro, wayyy more juice (10-20x the wattage) but awesome platform.