Kevin Shackleton kev...@reachnet.com.au writes:
Any thoughts on multi-disc NAS devices, firmware capability and drive
formats?
They vary wildly, and are frequently good only if you can accept a slow,
large storage system. They are seldom good for fast storage, and
especially storage needs
I must say after years of filling up old Compaq servers with SATA disks and
then having said servers die after 18 months, I just gave up and went and
bought a Dlink DNS-343 and put 4 x 1TB disks in it RAID 5.
It's great.
It's shuts down the arrray after xx mins of inactivity, uses very little
On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 05:29:22PM +1100, Barrie Hall wrote:
I must say after years of filling up old Compaq servers with SATA disks
and then having said servers die after 18 months, I just gave up and went
and bought a Dlink DNS-343 and put 4 x 1TB disks in it RAID 5.
It's great.
It's
Sorry - this is getting off topic from where I was looking for a
trustworthy (ie Linux) firmware on a drive box. But discussion all the
same . .
Maybe speed is important in some apps, but not my main concern. What if
you had just forked out $3k to digitise some (ok - at lot of) slides,
Sorry - this is getting off topic from where I was looking for a
trustworthy (ie Linux) firmware on a drive box. But discussion all the
same . .
Maybe speed is important in some apps, but not my main concern. What if
you had just forked out $3k to digitise some (ok - at lot of) slides,
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Until recently I've been using a palm-based PDA and jPilot on the
desktop. My palm alas has died. So now I want to use my Nokia
E65
phone instead to track appointments, TODos, and PIN numbers (via
gnome-keyring). It has a much more horrible
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Peter, have a look at
http://www.pimlico-project.org/
Cheers,
Adam Bogacki,
a...@paradise.net.nz
Live life as if each moment may be your last. Live on a fault line !
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Adam == Adam Bogacki a...@paradise.net.nz writes:
Until recently I've been using a palm-based PDA and jPilot on the
desktop. My palm alas has died. So now I want to use my Nokia
Adam E65
phone instead to track appointments, TODos, and PIN numbers (via
gnome-keyring). It has a much more
