But you have to also count that such a obsolete HW it's also BIG and HEAVY - and that counts in space bussiness. Nevertheless - I think when you design such a system more modular and in Java (or C++) any future upgrade will be much more easier (how long do we use C/C++ and it still seems to be going on) - not I'm saying easier, not easy!
I don't see how it would violate DMCA IF you don't do it in USA (and maybe EU). If you take "final product", it is completely legal even when proces used for creating isn't legal in USA. It's like buying goods from state with lower legal working age.
I think that only way to do it is to find bug in Xbox BIOS (or whatever - but this will be surely fixed by MS) or brute-force decrypt CDs signing key so we'll be able to sign Linux CD as regular Xbox application.
Yes, it's Linux based NAS with SW RAID (nevertheless lot of RAID controllers (like Promise ones) is using CPU (no the one onboard but the main one!) to compute RAID so it's no hardware RAID in fact:) (it's even slower then Linux SW RAID - compared 12 discs in RAID5).
Hmmmm, nice thought... I agree that computers are now on way to become as normal as microwave or vcr so nobody will in future give a fuck thinking computers as somethings unusual and revolutionary:)
I meant - like now is Linux revolutionary (maybe was because now everybody takes Linux as something "normal" - even maybe M$:)))) - what revolution will be next one?
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You wanna say you find it STRANGE?
How do you know it didn't happen? ;)
"Switch to absurd speed!"
I moderated it "Interesting" - you doesn't find this interesting? I do! ;)
1, there is xfsdump - but as Linus posted once - dump is doomed SW and could sometimes get broken under Linux!!!!
What sites are you talking about?
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1. Create free Linux distro
2. Ask community for dotations
3. Profit!
OK, a bit sarcastic
But you have to also count that such a obsolete HW it's also BIG and HEAVY - and that counts in space bussiness. Nevertheless - I think when you design such a system more modular and in Java (or C++) any future upgrade will be much more easier (how long do we use C/C++ and it still seems to be going on) - not I'm saying easier, not easy!
I don't see how it would violate DMCA IF you don't do it in USA (and maybe EU). If you take "final product", it is completely legal even when proces used for creating isn't legal in USA. It's like buying goods from state with lower legal working age.
There are moments when I love Czech republic not being in EU ;o)
Sorry, but fuck DMCA! Here in Europe is it completely legal (at least now). World - USA != 0
...for Linux but big crash for Pd ;o) (I think MS is testing some basic components here - running signed code only, special BIOS etc. etc.)
I think that only way to do it is to find bug in Xbox BIOS (or whatever - but this will be surely fixed by MS) or brute-force decrypt CDs signing key so we'll be able to sign Linux CD as regular Xbox application.
It's not really the screen size, some laptops have better sized screens than my desktop, but the angle.
I usually play sitting just in front of my monitor. How about you?
Yes, it's Linux based NAS with SW RAID (nevertheless lot of RAID controllers (like Promise ones) is using CPU (no the one onboard but the main one!) to compute RAID so it's no hardware RAID in fact :) (it's even slower then Linux SW RAID - compared 12 discs in RAID5).
I sell 12x200 GB my company own-brewed NAS for $ 9.900 :-))))
I'm going to do it by standard IDE controllers ;o) Even with Intel Celeron 1 GHz CPU - it's going to be NAS server and ethernet is here the limit ;o)
pr0n and mp3 are NOT a serious business?
...I'm just going to make 2.4 TB (12x200 GB) Linux system in 1-2 weeks (with software RAID5, RH 7.3+XFS)
Maybe you didn't understand - shot also means "to drink some strong alcohol at once" ;-)
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2010 Microsoft is becoming like Redhat
Exactly - some people likes to hate popular things, no matter how good or evil are they (things, not people ;o)))
Hmmmm, nice thought... I agree that computers are now on way to become as normal as microwave or vcr so nobody will in future give a fuck thinking computers as somethings unusual and revolutionary :)
I meant - like now is Linux revolutionary (maybe was because now everybody takes Linux as something "normal" - even maybe M$ :)))) - what revolution will be next one?
I'm just wandering, what kind of rebellion will next generation choose ;-)