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    Almost there

    I'm assuming that the drive shows up in the BIOS and you're trying to install XP 32-bit, if that's not the case then holler as there are some other things to try. If you can get your hands on a floppy drive: When you open up the zip file, just extract the "WinXP" folder and copy it to the...
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    SATAII vs SCSI?

    SCSI all the way. I would stick to using RAID-5, it gives you a decent amount of redundancy and has great read speeds which would match the role of web serving perfectly. I would add one thing, provided you come across some more money in the future and the RAID controller permits - you could...
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    Delayed Write Failed: USB 2.0 HD

    Just curious, have you ever had the drive directly connected to your(or another) system. I've encountered a number of external USB enclosures that had some flakey USB interfaces that caused all sorts of problems, just a thought. To make troubleshooting a little easier and eliminate a few...
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    IDE harddrive not being recognized. no hope?

    I would say that you've pretty much expended your options in troubleshooting, the only thing I can think of is to try some different 80-pin IDE cables with the drive as the only device on it just to be sure it wasn't something simple that got overlooked. After that though, you're probably...
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    Optimum situation

    Sounds like a plan then. Enjoy :)
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    Optimum situation

    It's hard to say without knowing what you'll be doing(e.g. gaming, video editing, etc.). If you do a lot of multi-tasking then I would have all the drives set as singles. This way disk activity like the OS, page file, and apps can be spread acrosss them. You won't have a safety net, but...
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    Critque my ninja sketch...

    I like what you've done so far. My opinion/advice would be to move the line for the nose a nudge to the left and raise the cloth covering the lower half of the face up a little bit. The nose looks like it doesn't line up with the shapes on the cloth, and as for the latter part I just always...
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    Poll: Reliability of Various Storage Drives

    1. Yes - Some WDs(4),Quantums(3), and Maxtors(2). Probably a few others I forgot though. 2. No - My SanDisk Cruzer keeps on chugging, even after a washing machine accident. 3. No - 4. Yes - All the time. 5. No - 6. Yes - I usually use either CD/DVDs, or the DLT and DDS tape drives...
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