tsuraan wrote: > Yeah, I know I could use the board as a Linux machine, but then I'd lose > ZFS/z2 and a decent NFS4 server, which would sort of defeat half the purpose > of why I want to make a new file server; decent media conversion speeds being > the other half of the reason. > > Other than buying a Sun machine, can anyone recomend a motherboard that > supports dual-AMD and a ton of SATA ports? I'd definitely go for the Sun > machine if I could, but that's a bit outside my budget... > > > I have an Asus L1N64-SLI, dual Socket F (Athlon FX parts) with 12 SATA ports (which works out of the box with the native SATA driver) and up to 8GB of RAM.
Ian
