If you use a "live CD" you can play with Linux without doing anything to
the hard disk. It will be slower than a real install, but that is
usually a worthwhile tradeoff. There is a Live CD with Slimserver, you
can load it and go.
Something like DSL-N would work well on an old box, and I think
tucson5 wrote:
Options
1. slim server on desk top computer, music on NAS connected to LAN then
squeeze box.
2. slim server and music on NAS connected to LAN and then squeeze box
Advantage: works all the time
Disadvantage: more difficult to set up especially with newest
upgraded software
Quest
I am just starting and am trying to figure out my options for using the
squeeze box. I see three options but wanted input on each. I have a
buffalo gigabit link station, 2 computers on a lan and 1 laptop with
wireless.
Options
1. slim server on desk top computer, music on NAS connected to LAN the
