>I tried the same thing with a USB thumbdrive, but my Epia board
supported only USB 1.1, which is painfully slow to boot up. I assume
that hi-speed USB 2.0 is tolerable?
I've got an under-performing Kingston 4G that boots in about 70 seconds. I'm
working on a new Debian Lenny build in a VM t
> I looked at it last night, and it looks great. Since you're doing this, may
> I suggest you add a note to indicate you can do the same thing using a USB
> flash drive? I've been doing this for a while for a bedroom Freevo box, and
> it works well.
>
Will do!
I tried the same thing with a U
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From: Roy Wood
Sent: February 27, 2009 19:58
To: freevo-users@lists.sourceforge.net; sty...@iinet.net.au
Subject: Re: [Freevo-users] Controlling where Freevo writes data? (minimize
writing to /home/freevo)
> I would love to see a howto in the wiki on setting up a CF
> I would love to see a howto in the wiki on setting up a CF based system.
>
Started it here:
http://doc.freevo.org/Hardware/CompactFlash
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-O
Point noted, so as time permits, I'll write up what I've done.
It will actually be useful for me, too, since I'd like to document my work
so that I can reproduce it when I need to. I've taken a couple of runs at
this over the past year before losing interest each time, and it's annoying
to restar
I would love to see a howto in the wiki on setting up a CF based system.
-J
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 18:24:50 +0900, Adam Charrett
wrote:
> On Mon, February 23, 2009 7:18 pm, Roy Wood wrote:
>> The HTPC I'm setting up is going to run primarily from a
>> compact-flash/IDE drive. The OS (Ubuntu) wi
On Mon, February 23, 2009 7:18 pm, Roy Wood wrote:
> The HTPC I'm setting up is going to run primarily from a
> compact-flash/IDE drive. The OS (Ubuntu) will be installed to the
> CF/IDE drive, and all the movie, TV, music files will be on external
> drives.
>
> Given that the CF/IDE drive is limi
Roy Wood wrote:
> The HTPC I'm setting up is going to run primarily from a
> compact-flash/IDE drive. The OS (Ubuntu) will be installed to the
> CF/IDE drive, and all the movie, TV, music files will be on external
> drives.
>
> Given that the CF/IDE drive is limited in its available storage, I'd
The HTPC I'm setting up is going to run primarily from a
compact-flash/IDE drive. The OS (Ubuntu) will be installed to the
CF/IDE drive, and all the movie, TV, music files will be on external
drives.
Given that the CF/IDE drive is limited in its available storage, I'd
like to make sure Freevo wri
