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Which Linux for Fileserving with NTFS partitions as one sole purpose use?
I have a distant history with Dos based systems so I'm not overwhelmed, but my Unix experience is entirely limited to hacking my Tivo.
So I'm kindly requesting a pointer in the right direction specifically asking which Linux would best suit my needs... What I want to do I wish to use an old Dell XPS-T450 Pentium 3 PC with 512MB Ram as a file server for my music, and possibly my movies for a multi-room distribution. Ideally I'd like to be able to install 3 large x NTFS partioned hard drives and a smaller Linux boot hard drive. The sole purpose of this machine is to stream media files via a 100MB Full Duplex Wired NIC to other Windows XP PCs and SliMP3 devices around my home. I'm overwhelmed by the number of different Linux types available, could anyone suggest.... Which linux, hopefully freely downloadable and minimalist, linux distribution would be best for streaming fileserving purposes? Many thanks in advance for any help, Mark Ward. Last edited by Mark Ward; 09-13-2004 at 04:43 PM.. |
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