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An important correction, to create an array you can freely migrate you need to set both the ZFS FS version AND the ZFS zpool version. Those are two separate things.
This can be done via:
#zpool create -o version=28 -O version=5 <poolname> <drive1>
To make a mirror use
#zpool create -o...
Odd, it remembers the setting it just doesn't allow you to change it.
That is:
1. Set desktop resolutiopn to lower res.
2. Change setting to maintain aspect ratio.
3. Change to your native resolution.
Do the above ONLY ONCE.
Now whenever you run the game it will automatically switch...
I gotta disagree with this attitude. Personal stuff happens and you just need time to yourself sometimes. Besides this isn't a 9-5 job but an open source project.
You moving to another system is understandable in such a situation.
only if you compare it by x number (8x vs 8x, 16x vs 16x) rather then by processing cost.
16x CSAA takes slightly more processing power than MSAA 4x, and significantly less than MSAA 8x while producing IQ less than MSAA 16x but better than MSAA 8x.
I would like to see a comparison to CSAA. MSAA is ancient and obsolete.
MSAA replaced SSAA, CSAA replaced MSAA, TrAA is an improvement to CSAA.
Switching from MSAA to CSAA is literally a 5 minute procedure, it is fully compatible and is a drop in replacement. nVidia literally says "there is...
if FXAA is nVidia's response to MLAA, then what the heck is SRAA? (SRAA is nVidia's original response to MLAA)
http://research.nvidia.com/publication/subpixel-reconstruction-antialiasing
What is the relationship between FXAA and SRAA? Does FXAA build on SRAA? is this a new cooler name for same...
He uses a massive computer with a RAID array and powerful video card which he takes to lan parties, where he does lots of gaming as well as seed torrents and the like... He also uses it at home for transcoding video and as a NAS. He WANTS it to be a single AIO box that is both a server and...
He did originally ask about BSD on Windows.
But in the line you quoted it was a later post where he was asking about Windows on BSD. An idea I originally suggested (IIRC, maybe I just thought it... I don't remember anymore and its too much of a chore to reread it all), but I wasn't aware he...
I agree with No1451. I never imagined there will actually be a situation where I recommend someone to use NTFS over ZFS, but you are it.
Handbrake is a GUI for x264.
Fair enough, azureus or one of the other FOSS torrent clients it is then.
wait, you actually cart around your raid server to lan parties? Doesn't it weigh a ton? aren't you afraid that the bumping around of the drives will damage them and cause you to lose your precious data?
video encoding, handbrake: http://www.freebsdsoftware.org/multimedia/handbrake.html
You can...
what is the something cool that you actually want to do? what is keeping you from running FreeBSD as the core OS with a virtualized windows for that other thing... or doing it natively?
Want to host an FTP? BSD can do that.
Want to reencode video? ditto.
So what is it specifically that you...
Well, I should have said atom& the like. So atom,nano, and geode. But the full sized processors from AMD are all 64bit.
But fair enough, it makes sense actually when I think about it. Even though it wouldn't make a good server a netbook would still benefit from using ZFS for storing its OS. Of...