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    Build Your Own Fibre Channel SAN

    Build your Own FC SAN - Connection Question From the diagram, it appears this storage sub system will be connected into a server via Fiber? can you please clarify? also is connecting the fiber into your network provided your switches support fiber an option? or only connected via ethernet?
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    Trying Out Netbooks: Lenovo IdeaPad S10

    Have you Tried the HP 2133? Tim, I replaced my Asus EEEPC (701) with an HP Mini 2133, and now they have their consume line mini 1000 series out? I much like this unit over the asus.
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    Pulling ahead of the RAID 5 Pack: QNAP TS-509 Pro Reviewed

    Gs108t The Netgear GS108T is a smart fan less switch. It has a lot of nice features. I personally prefer the HP switches, but I have two Netgear (GS716T and GS108T) switches as well as a bunch of HP ones. Tazdevil
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    Build Your Own Atom-based NAS

    Dualcore Atom Link All, below is the link I came accross for the dual core atom link. http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=33303&vpn=BOXD945GCLF2&manufacture=Intel Tazdevil.
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    Build Your Own Atom-based NAS

    Dual Core Atom's The Dual core Atom CPU boards are out with their cpus for about $20.00 more, averaging around $99CDN for the board and CPU (dual core atom).
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    Build Your Own Atom-based NAS

    Other Mini ITX Products There are lots of Mini ITX Boards for different CPU's (C7, Atom, Socket 775, AMD AM2+, and different slot configurations, and they range in price, and feature sets as well). I have on order the following Intel Board DG45FC...
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    Build Your Own Atom-based NAS

    TIm, I also built one of these last week with 1gb of ram, 120gb 2.5" OS disk, and 2x1TB Seagate hard drives mirrored using mdadm with Ubuntu Server 8.04. I used a mini case to mount all the hardware in and used a dual port PCI 1GB Intel Pro nic, running in bonded mode with load balancing, this...
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    How To Build a Really Fast NAS - Part 1: Introduction

    32Bit OS or 64Bit OS - DIY NAS All, I am new here, and have been reading for a while, and also checking out google. Has anyone tried using a 64 bit OS? (Ubuntu Desktop/Server, Windows Server 2003/2008). I am looking to reconfig my NAS setup to try and get some better performance out of it...
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