(Or, Xodium's Home for Unhoused Shuttles.)

A wiki started because Xodium somehow acquired too many Shuttles and wanted to document them and trying to find stuff on the internet about them proved to be more difficult than it should be.

This site aims to document Shuttle's 2000s XPC lineup, as well as adjacent systems (like MSI's Mega line, as well as oddball stuff like the Soltek QBiC). The XPC line is still going to this day, but definitely started going wildly off the rails in the 2010s (with stuff like the XPC Nano and Atom-powered nettops).

This is very much a work in progress, so pardon the construction dust as I begin moving things from my scribbled notes to actual wikipages.

If you want a good starting point for Shuttle's stuff, however, their EU archive has a LOT of fun material to go through and swoon over.

While this wiki has a focus on mid-00s Shuttle XPCs and their contemporaries, some other stuff pertaining to the time period may be written here, as well.

NOTE: For right now user registration is disabled until I get things settled in.

If you have something you want to document, or have stuff you want to submit, you can either email me (xodiumretro at outlook dawt com) or poke me on social media (@xodium.net on Bluesky, xodium@mastodon.social on Mastodon)

Fair warning: I am very riddled with AuDHD and this is liable to make the beginnings of this kinda slow and sporadic. I will update and work on this as much as my brain allows me to. Damn brain.

A breakdown of the different XPC chassis types.

SS30G2
SB61G2
SS51G
SS56G

None Yet

SH61R4

MSI Mega 651
Soltek QBiC

Because sometimes there are other things I want to put up documentation for…might as well do it here, right? I don't think the admins will care…wait.