Thanks. A couple more questions: bukharin;198562 Wrote: > > Yes, I built my own system. It's hardly any work though - all you need > is the motherboard, a stick of RAM, a HD and a case. Everything else > (eg CPU, network adaptor) is built into the motherboard. In fact, when > I first built it, I didn't use a HD either (I booted over the network). > Just plug it into your network and you're good to go.
1. What case did you buy? Does it include the power supply? How did you determine your case options and narrow those options to this one? 2. Ive never considered the possibility of a CPU and no hard drive. This may be a dumb question, but would it be possible without hacking my linkstation to install linux, slimserver, and browser on a partition of my linkstation and have the Via Epia system treat that partition as if it were its own? I know some run slimserver directly off their linkstations through hacks, but I dont feel up to that. (All my music is on the linkstation.) bukharin;198562 Wrote: > > I used a spare keyboard and monitor to set mine up. I control > slimserver from my desktop PC using the web interface (very easy, and > can be used from any browser eg my wife's PocketPC's Internet Explorer > over wifi). This would work just fine with a Nokia N800 or equivalent. > Have you tried using your wifes pocket PC to control slimserver? If so, is it necessary to use the Nokia skin? Is the screen big enough? -- rmariger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rmariger's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1160 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=34855
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