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    WHS 2011 and Network Share

    Hi Guys, Thanks so much for the help! I guess I hadn't mess with Vail since last year before the DE was removed. Hyper-V HDD passthrough actually seems extremely ideal for a VM (props MSFT). Anywho, that is now working, the only remaining question I have is how to get pictures stored on...
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    WHS 2011 and Network Share

    If I pass through the LSI RAID volume and add it as GPT, the files stored on that LSI RAID will still be written in that pseudo - virtual disk format (where WHS installs it's own partitioning file system) and render those files unreadable (at a physical level) by other OS correct? To make...
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    WHS 2011 and Network Share

    Hi Guys Long time reader, quite seldom have anything valuable worth talking about, but here goes. I've been using WHS Vail off and on for a few months now and I like so much about it with a few sticking points. - Limited on amount of RAM and CPU cores/sockets it can access (Not a...
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    Windows Home Server FAQ

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    Windows Home Server FAQ

    Awesome responses Neb! Thank you so much! For the x64 OS, my curiousity really just stems from using an old server board I have that happens to have 16gb DDR2 FBDs installed. By no means does a fileserver need that kind of RAM, just a nice to have type scenario because I have no other use for...
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    Windows Home Server FAQ

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