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My knowledge of linux and programing are skrappy at best so I don't know if it works or if the guy are talking ******. Click
What the?
The website is blocked by administrator
Oops. It works. Sorry
The website is blocked by administrator
Oops. It works. Sorry
QUOTE(Bone @ Jul 30 2007, 08:55 PM) 
What the?
he website is blocked by administrator
he website is blocked by administrator
Cheked it. It was of line but seems to be up again.
This is really cool! I never thought you could use USB Sticks for RAID 
(Makes sense though)
The weird thing is they do speed tests, but use RAID5, which is -totally- illogical. This guy must have either typo'd or not know the difference between RAID setups.
Awesome idea though!
RavenServers
(Makes sense though)QUOTE
Also notice how the performance of your system KICKS ASS!
The weird thing is they do speed tests, but use RAID5, which is -totally- illogical. This guy must have either typo'd or not know the difference between RAID setups.
Awesome idea though!
RavenServers
QUOTE(RavenServers @ Aug 12 2007, 09:25 AM)
This is really cool! I never thought you could use USB Sticks for RAID (Makes sense though)
The weird thing is they do speed tests, but use RAID5, which is -totally- illogical. This guy must have either typo'd or not know the difference between RAID setups.
Awesome idea though!
RavenServers
(Makes sense though)QUOTE
Also notice how the performance of your system KICKS ASS!
The weird thing is they do speed tests, but use RAID5, which is -totally- illogical. This guy must have either typo'd or not know the difference between RAID setups.
Awesome idea though!
RavenServers
I agree. And I even got my computer fixed that I can go on this web
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