On Jul 23, 2005, at 20:22, Tom Wittbrodt wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good manufacturer for USB to IDE external
enclosures (preferably something you've been using for at least 6
months).
I have two of these running for 14 months, no complaints:
http://www.newegg.com/product/Product.asp?Ite
I'd be interested to find out how you make out with this.
I've had lousy luck with USB to IDE enclosures (two 5.25" intended for
use with DVD burners and one 3.5" self enclosed intended for an
external hard drive). I'm searching now for the manufacturers name
on the now-dead cases with no luck;
Since this sort of item gets mentioned on this
channel from time to time:
http://www.acortech.com/.sc/ms/dd/54801119625566/9/nc/ee/2275
Free shipping, $8 each for quantity 10 or more.
I don't (yet) own one and I've never done business
with the company in questions, so caveat emptor...
> I was not aware of java-package.
That's one of the growing pleasant problems of Debian -- there's so many
packages I'm continually discovering "must-have" stuff and wondering, "Why
didn't I know about this before?" :-)
> Using java-package (as is illustrated in the referenced HOWTO link)
Bill Freeman writes:
> What rates do other folks see?
Well, now I'm seeing rates around 600kBps. I'm not entirely
sure what all really effects it, but some A/B testing leads to the
following surmises:
A website on using BitTorrent with linux had suggested setting
max_upload
