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A few boot sale goodies
Still didn't see any Game Cube Games tho!
http://uk.webuy.com/product.php?mode=buy&catid=667
CeX if you have a store near you still stock used Game Cube,Xbox1 and PS2 games. most of the other stores have discontinued
Anyone got 18K they can lend me? p.s. not price driving as these things are rare as hens teeth
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ROBOCOP-2-F...025?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4173c38a61
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ROBOCOP-2-F...025?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4173c38a61
Got a few Amiga games the other day - ALL NOS, still shrink wrapped
lol, amos 3d at 399 DKK on offer. no wonder i never bought it (just got amos on a cover disk without the manual. which ment i didn't learn enough to truly enjoy it)
Got a few Amiga games the other day - ALL NOS, still shrink wrapped
Don't forget to show us your DataFlyer in action
I am glad that I got this as player manager seem very hard to find!
I am glad that I got this as player manager seem very hard to find!
It seems an italian distribution. Where do you have purchased it?:roll:
HP Micro Server, finally up and running! Installed with FreeNAS today and it works great! I will upgrade the Ram but otherwise it's doing great.
Getting FreeNAS running was easy, just created a bootable USB thumb stick and away it went (I'll create a backup of it in case it dies) Setting up FTP/Windows file sharing was dead easy too.
I've installed some plugins for media steaming to my PS3/XBOX360 & Netbook, all working so I now have access to all my Music & Movies on all my devices
Plus backed up all my photo's, etc.
Was struggling with it at first but getting to grips with it now, the plugins were particularly hard to setup...
I got a 2TB HDD for my Data and using the included 250gb HDD for the plugins. There's two more empty HDD bays for when I run low on space
Getting FreeNAS running was easy, just created a bootable USB thumb stick and away it went (I'll create a backup of it in case it dies) Setting up FTP/Windows file sharing was dead easy too.
I've installed some plugins for media steaming to my PS3/XBOX360 & Netbook, all working so I now have access to all my Music & Movies on all my devices
Plus backed up all my photo's, etc.
Was struggling with it at first but getting to grips with it now, the plugins were particularly hard to setup...
I got a 2TB HDD for my Data and using the included 250gb HDD for the plugins. There's two more empty HDD bays for when I run low on space
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I think you'll need 36k because of postage!Anyone got 18K they can lend me? p.s. not price driving as these things are rare as hens teeth
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ROBOCOP-2-F...025?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4173c38a61
What do you think of WHS? I was going to go for it but read it's discontinued. I was worried about security updates.
Not that I'm keeping anything private on the machine but loss of data is always a PITA.
I like it but am strongly considering switching to FreeNAS for the better apple support (smb is slow) + time machine but the lack of a drive pool option is holding me back ATM, raidZ is just too inflexible for my liking.
I was thinking of Windows Server to setup some old Skool Gaming servers for fun, but I guess I can even do that on another PC, I wonder if the similarities to Linux would makes game servers a possibility (think QIII engine) in the form of plugins. Hmm, could be interesting.
So far I'm really impressed with FreeNAS, I got a little frustrated this afternoon as I couldn't get my PS3 & XBox to see my media, turned out to be because I didn't use the capital M in Media when I setup the mount point
oh:The Firefly plugin is great for iTunes, streaming all my Music on the Netbook via iTunes is pretty cool...
I was thinking of Windows Server to setup some old Skool Gaming servers for fun, but I guess I can even do that on another PC, I wonder if the similarities to Linux would makes game servers a possibility (think QIII engine) in the form of plugins. Hmm, could be interesting.
So far I'm really impressed with FreeNAS, I got a little frustrated this afternoon as I couldn't get my PS3 & XBox to see my media, turned out to be because I didn't use the capital M in Media when I setup the mount point
The Firefly plugin is great for iTunes, streaming all my Music on the Netbook via iTunes is pretty cool...
another option would be to run ESXi and then FreeNAS in one VM and WinSrv in another (prolly need a HP p410 raid controller to do it properly) and then you have the best of both worlds.
hehe, unix is case sensitive unlike windows
Indeed Skoolboy error but I'm learning fast! Thanks or the tips, I've been doing a lot of research so the extra info helps
I just bought another 2gb Ram to upgrade to 4gb, that'll do for now, can't justify the cost of 8gb at the moment.
Seems to be running ok with 2gb but is using 80%+ Ram so should be good with 4gb
I just bought another 2gb Ram to upgrade to 4gb, that'll do for now, can't justify the cost of 8gb at the moment.
Seems to be running ok with 2gb but is using 80%+ Ram so should be good with 4gb
Indeed Skoolboy error but I'm learning fast! Thanks or the tips, I've been doing a lot of research so the extra info helps
I just bought another 2gb Ram to upgrade to 4gb, that'll do for now, can't justify the cost of 8gb at the moment.
Seems to be running ok with 2gb but is using 80%+ Ram so should be good with 4gb
No probs.
I run 4GB in mine and only have 60% ram utilisation which is about perfect. If you were to run multiple VM's then 8-16GB would be ideal (they do work with 2x Kingston 8GB ECC modules).
