Screen Leakage? I haven't noticed any problems with my Asus G1S-A1. It's awesome! My only complaint is that Vista sucks. I got a blue screen of death 2 minutes after I first turned it on. Chucked it for XP and no problems since.
Finally made the switch, running Ubuntu 6.10 w/ beryl.
Hardest part of installing it was getting the nvidia drivers to work, for some reason the xorg file would not configure correctly with Envy.
I can already see that I'm gonna need to spend more than 800 for this.
So far I'm looking to use http://www.freenas.org/ for the OS
Hardware:
$100 1gb ram
$50 1gb usb flash key or 60-80gig drive
$100 500+ watt psu
$360 3 400gb drives in RAID 5...
I have had a 300gb drive fail on me, so I was hoping that using RAID 1 would reduce the chances of that happing again. The only other way they could get wiped is by a virus right? In which case backing up to DVD-Rs sounds like the only solid way to prevent data loss. Any other ideas for cost...
I am planning on building a file server box and I'm looking for suggestions on what to get.
I am especially clueless on what type of RAID controller to get, and I'm trying to keep it under 800 dollars.
I already have a 300gb and a 400gb drive and plan on buying similar drives to Raid 1...
Thanks for the input guys, I decided to get Debian on my laptop. I'll stick with the baby steps from here on out, seeing out I am trying to take on too much at once.
Has anyone had success with this?
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
I was looking into taking another plung into linux this weekend and after failing to get gentoo to work, I was thinking about using this.
Any thoughts?
Well I have a 7800gt I was using as a TV tuner and I used to have a usb avermedia TV tuner, but I never could play console games with them due to the lag. Is there any improvment in using VGA TV tuners?