Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread Peter
aubuti wrote: > plafitracer;186776 Wrote: > >> I was referring to the entry level price of an Infrant ReadyNAS NV, >> 256MB RAM, 2x250GB Seagate disks, which retails here in Denmark at >> $1000... >> >> I'll definately look into the Linksys solution, like you have. >> > Yes, I know the Inf

Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread aubuti
plafitracer;186776 Wrote: > I was referring to the entry level price of an Infrant ReadyNAS NV, > 256MB RAM, 2x250GB Seagate disks, which retails here in Denmark at > $1000... > > I'll definately look into the Linksys solution, like you have. Yes, I know the Infrants are among the pricier NASs,

Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread JJZolx
plafitracer;186680 Wrote: > I would like to have a server of some kind standing somwhere in my house > (away from the stereo), to send music to my Squeezebox. > > I have a 1.8 GHz PC with a couple of HDD's in it that I have not been > using for the past 18 months. It is currently installed with

Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread plafitracer
I was referring to the entry level price of an Infrant ReadyNAS NV, 256MB RAM, 2x250GB Seagate disks, which retails here in Denmark at $1000... I'll definately look into the Linksys solution, like you have. -- plafitracer

Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread aubuti
plafitracer;186706 Wrote: > and someday spend the $1000 on a NAS - it does take me quite sometime to > spend that money on my electrical bill :-) The NAS math was different for me: I needed additional storage anyway, and a 250GB LinkStation fit the bill, at a cost that was only US$75-100 more tha

Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread plafitracer
Thanks for you reply. Yes, I do have a wireless home network, with the computers and SB attached. I do have a large USB HDD, and plan, due to the, as you mention, ridiculous prices, to get one or two more. I'll definately compare the SlimCD versus the installed XP, then I can always try to mak

Re: [slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread aubuti
Note: all that follows assumes that the computer you have is attached to a home network, to which you can also attach the SB. Since you already have a computer you can use, and it apparently has sufficient hard drive capacity, the easiest thing to do is (d). Then, if you want to see if you like

[slim] Q: Servers, NAS, Linux, Windows

2007-03-09 Thread plafitracer
Hi all, Just so I also can understand it :) I would like to have a server of some kind standing somwhere in my house (away from the stereo), to send music to my Squeezebox. I have a 1.8 GHz PC with a couple of HDD's in it that I have not been using for the past 18 months. It is currently instal