About to start a home server build, primary purpose will be to serve as a NAS to windows 7 network plus an XBMC based HTPC (yet to be built).
I'm planning on installing ubuntu server 12.04, create some samba shares and run FlexRAID. I want to store media files on this NAS primarily. Don't plan on doing much of anything else at this point.
I have an older machine with a failing cdrom drive. Because of this I'm having a hard time installing Gentoo on the system. I wanted to run a proposed work around past you and see if it makes sense.
Using another Linux machine (running Ubuntu) I was going to install Gentoo into a folder on that machine.
Sometimes even when a tidbit of technology one is studying is already very well documented, one still seeks to test it out for oneself to get a solid sense of the true behaviour of the subject.
Hi,
Just trying to make a plan as to if this doable or not? Currently in the company all the desktop are Windows, users get MS-Word, some kind of Virus program. and all connected to Windows domain.
If I want to do the same thiing on Linux? How would I do that? First I need to create some kiind of ISO image so I can build the server fast like Windows guy.
Just like the solution mentioned in - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jimlamb/archive/2010/04/13/configuring-multiple-..., is it possible to create multiple build contollers in TFS2012.
We have Build Server with multiple build controllers in our TFS 2010 setup, do we need to upgrade this as well if we plan to do a TFS2012 in place upgrade in our TFS2010 production setup
Okay my boss screwed me, but I am trying to find a silver lining.
I HAD an unlimited data plan. But he got talked into doing a group sharing plan. (keep in mind I only put my phone on the company plan to make it easier for them to pay for my phone) I regularly use between 7 and 10 gigs every month. He got the 20gig plan for 3 of us (the other 2 don't use 2gigs combined).
Hello there,
I am brand spanking new to Ubuntu. I recently purchased a new laptop and decided to turn my previous one into a Linux machine.
I have set it up as 2 partitions, 1 running Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty and the other running Ubuntu Studio 9.04 Jaunty for music/graphics fun. Both OS's are of the 64-bit flavor.
Hi everyone.
My desktop icons move around the desktop as if they had a mind of their own. I prefer to keep everything on my desktop, so it has many icons until I clean it up and archive old projects.
But, the icons never stay where I put them!!
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i have received help from almost every forum on the internet with this build. and i have changed out every single piece ATLEAST once. the reason is its a very complicated build for what i plan on doing.
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