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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    Yes it is very straightforward.
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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    You can get the latest XigmaNAS embedded version directly from the SourceForge site and then just follow the instructions above. Once you get it up and running please let us know how you fare w/ the 16Tb drives. An upgrade may be in order ;)
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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    One other important point that I don't know if you are aware of and don't recall whether it's specified elsewhere in this thread... the bios hides the IDE Port from the OS, but in Recovery Mode it is shown. So when you want to install, start or simply access anything on the DOM you have to put...
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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    For me the easiest installation method was to install a riser card in the SS4200 so I could attach an old video card and do the installation right on the NAS itself. Once I had that in place I downloaded the latest embedded XigmaNAS build and copied it to a USB stick that I had Hiren's boot CD...
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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    Have you installed a video card or do you want to do a headless install? Do you have an extra DOM or have an image of the old one you can re-flash if the install fails and you want to revert back to the original?
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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    I've been using XigmaNAS running 4 x 8Tb (ST8000AS0002-1NA17Z) drives in raid1 configuration for quite a while now and everything is peachy.
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    Intel SS4200-E Lives Again

    Power supply died after 10 years of 24x7 use :( Fortunately I had purchased a backup so swapped DOM and HDs and was up and running quickly :) Got me thinking about upgrading my system again. I've read in this thread that a CPU upgrade is worth it. Anyone know what motherboard the enclosure...
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