matka wrote: 
> Thanks for an update.
> Did you consider eSata ? Speeds are compatible and it is an older
> technology, probably more stable. I'm using eSata on mine without any
> driver issues (all linux).

The USB 3.0 connection gives me almost identical speeds to the eSATA. 
After I changed the BIOS on the i5 server, USB 3.0 worked fine.

I just connected a new Haswell i7 laptop as the music server.  I left my
shoutcast for now on the i5 computer.

The i7 server scanned the entire music library 33% faster.

I gave up on the SSD upgrade.  HP makes it too difficult.  I don't need
it anyway.

Reconnecting all the players to the new server has been a bit
problematic but having been with SB for 6 years now, I know the
tricks.:cool:



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