Yea I suppose it is possible that there is the ability boot off of
the laptop and then to boot the other drives into seperate
desktops (I guess that is the right word). The only problem I could
forsee is that the laptop is the Microsoft box wheras two of the three
HDs have Linux on them.
Do they ghave something where I could choose which drive to boot off
of? Well, I suppose that won't work. I'll have to get another box to
network with... oopos. I suppose this won't work. Hm.
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 11:13 AM, koder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Fry's can accommodate
I think Fry's can accommodate you with external HDD housings that would
explicitly meet your needs. One model is designed to stack so you can
easily put as many of them on the table as you like.
On the flip side the cost for the housings, or another type of case
would probably make it a poor
I know a 'real' mini computer is like the generation of computers
after the mainframe but this is what I want to do. My wife does not
like my tower. It is old and it is dirty and the power supply is going
out so it is nosy. Here is what I am thinking that I want to get: a
case that will house
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Well considering the computer is old. Most new motherboards run sata hdds and
my last look at internal hdds a 1tb hdd was $220. So if your drives are over
5yrs old I would recommend replacing them anyway. I picked up a 320gb usb hdd
for $85 6
