anyone got one these?
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rich1231

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stevieb

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Thursday 2nd November 2006
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No, but i have got a Buffalo Tera Station Pro. which works a treat.

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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stevieb said:
No, but i have got a Buffalo Tera Station Pro. which works a treat.


thanks..

im interested in it as its Rackmountable.

JamieBeeston

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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Have about 10 of them of varying sizes.. what you want to know?

Plotloss

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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ITX board, a dash of linux and a load of 750Gb seagates would probably be a more flexible and cheaper option...

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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JamieBeeston said:
Have about 10 of them of varying sizes.. what you want to know?


can you spare one?

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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Plotloss said:
ITX board, a dash of linux and a load of 750Gb seagates would probably be a more flexible and cheaper option...


its running embedded xp which, being embedded means its not going to have problems booting if a disk fails.

Plotloss

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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You can get off the shelf embedded xp devices...

Just an option...

JamieBeeston

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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rich1231 said:
JamieBeeston said:
Have about 10 of them of varying sizes.. what you want to know?


can you spare one?


nope.

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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Plotloss said:
You can get off the shelf embedded xp devices...

Just an option...


linky pointy?

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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JamieBeeston said:
rich1231 said:
JamieBeeston said:
Have about 10 of them of varying sizes.. what you want to know?


can you spare one?


nope.


bistard

Plotloss

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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Please hold caller...

Plotloss

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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www.windowsfordevices.com/

Theres bound to be linking goodness on there.

I'm going in...

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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i was tempted as it was off the shelf... and no faffing by me could break it

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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it doesnt have to be XP as long as it allows the drives to be NAS for me via IP, shares, FTP and some user management.

Plotloss

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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Mind you another angle maybe getting a terastation type affair and taking the guts out of it and bunging it in a 1U...

rich1231

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Friday 3rd November 2006
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Plotloss said:
Mind you another angle maybe getting a terastation type affair and taking the guts out of it and bunging it in a 1U...


the lacie is cheaper

JamieBeeston

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Saturday 4th November 2006
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Dropped you an email to your work addy Rich.

Plotloss

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Saturday 4th November 2006
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ITX

Linux running on a SD Card

HDD's strictly as storage?

Granted the Lacie does involve the least ing about of all the options mentioned so far...

rich1231

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Saturday 4th November 2006
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Could just turn that spare pc/linux into a big NAS server..