Does anyone have any information on the embedded CPU inside the TS-101?
There is discussion that the next version of SlimServer is going to
require more resources due to MySQL - is the SoC going to be powerful
enough to run large libraries - especially with that amount of memory?
Paul
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What is the benefit of the Qnap device over a regular network hard
drive? seem sto me you could connect the newtork hard drive to the pc,
install slimserver, install the music files, then disconnect from the
pc and just run the network hard drive with squeezebox. is this
naive???
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jplatner Wrote:
What is the benefit of the Qnap device over a regular network hard
drive? seem sto me you could connect the newtork hard drive to the pc,
install slimserver, install the music files, then disconnect from the
pc and just run the network hard drive with squeezebox. is this
Do you know of any other Network server devices that DO allow
installation of software?
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sorry, I meant Network Hard Drive
like this
http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?pid=10592
or this
http://wdc.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=150Language=en
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jplatner Wrote:
Do you know of any other Network server devices that DO allow
installation of software?
thanks
I believe the Linkstation (Buffalo) and the hacked version by Kuro
are capable of running SS, also the Lacie Ethernet Disc is too. Not
sure how well they run thought - but a few
DrNic Wrote:
I believe the Linkstation (Buffalo) and the hacked version by Kuro are
capable of running SS, also the Lacie Ethernet Disc is too. Not sure how
well they run thought - but a few on here report good results with the
Linkstation. Try searching the fora for more info.
Nic
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There may be an opportunity to boost the memory on the TS-101 to either
128Mb or 256Mb and we are currently looking in to this. More info as
soon as I have it.
Paul
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gingerneil Wrote:
seems very expensive considering this can easily be done with a
linkstation
Has anyone tried running the Buffalo Linkstation with SlimServer on a
real life environment, i.e. with lots of music loaded?
My geek friend helped me to install SlimServer on a Linkstation 2
We are hoping to have the Qnap TS-101 and TS-401T available in the US by
the end of November.
Regards
Paul
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seems very expensive considering this can easily be done with a
linkstation
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This product is designed to work out of the box as a SlimServer - so end
users that don't have the Linux knowledge to perform the update can use
it. Plus the TS-101 is significantly more powerful than the standard
LinkStation and a lot quieter.
Paul
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How much will they cost here? (complete- shipping, taxes, etc.)
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Where is here?
On Oct 29, 2005, at 9:49 AM, orrinc wrote:
How much will they cost here? (complete- shipping, taxes, etc.)
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After my experience with the NSLU2, I really doubt that 64MB will be
enough RAM for most people to use this device.
If the RAM can't be upgraded, then I would suggest waiting for one with
a lot more RAM. I'll be first in the queue for one with 256MB :)
Dave
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Here is in the US! I happen to be in Los Angeles, although that
shouldn't affect the price!
Will they be stocked in the US, or shipped directly from Britain?
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I don't think it has shipped yet. I'm planning to buy one too.
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Hi,
Anybody in the UK (London specifically) can come along to the Mac Expo
show at Olympia today and tomorrow and see not only the Qnap TS-101 in
action but a very sexy white boxed SB3 and a very sexy black boxed SB3
connected to the TS-101.
The Qnap TS-101 will be shipping around mid-November.
Will the Qsnap be available in the US? If so, when, from whom, and how
much?
Orrin
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