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Home Network Storage Solution.
Post 55427 by moxxx68 on Sunday 12th of September 2004 02:13:45 AM
09-12-2004
try installing ex., XP proffesional also!
if your thinking about storage and compatibilty also and are going to use a network try installing windows too to maintain the amount of compatibity that you will have using the unix network with other computers.. simply mount windows on linux and as Zazzybob suggested to me FTP the information back and forth. that way you can store all kinds of variable information and make up for lack of speed..hope that helps moxxx68
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