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Hardware raid v. Software Raid v. linux raid
If the machine is going to be dedicated (linux); hen it's the cheapest way just to use the standard mobo controllers and cheap-ass expansion cards. My 2.66 ghz p4 machine handles it just fine. I can always upgrade and alter the main hardware as long as I have MDADM running, I'm good. Or any...- br0k3nman
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- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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Soho Router (NAT), IPCop or Smoothwall?
I've recently moved my wrt54g v2 over to tomato from dd-wrt. It seems to be a pretty good amount faster IMHO. I am still tweaking the QoS but the Qos on DD-wrt brought it it's knees. I run a network for 6 individual machines, a media center (very little traffic), a file server (most traffic...- br0k3nman
- Post #18
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Lightweight Samba
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- Forum: Operating Systems
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PSU For 14 Hard Drives
Yeah, enermax in the top end should be just fine; but I'd rec the silverstone or a PCP&C.- br0k3nman
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- Forum: Power Supplies
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ECS P4M800-Pro v.2 - Can't get AGP video to work?
I just got this board and am running a 6800gt/1gb bh5 ddr400 in it nicely. I have read elsewhere that this board is flaky with DDR2.- br0k3nman
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- Forum: Intel MoBos
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Ubuntu + Beryl
It's a really fast engine that makes windows snappy. There are features much like OSX expose for switching programs and transparencies much faster. I personally disabled all of the wobbly type effects for smooth and efficient ones. The transparency layers and the cube also help to make me more...- br0k3nman
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- Forum: Linux/BSD/Free Systems
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Project: BlueSparkle
I'd suggest you check out the clean wiring thread and really try to hide them. It will give the windowed area a much more polished look to match the rest of the case.