agillis;449698 Wrote: > You might save yourself some time by loading VortexBox. It's a Linux > distro based on Fedora 11 that has SqueezeCenter already running. I do want to compliment you guys on your VortexBox work. I've enjoyed playing around with the distro. I'm wondering, however, if you'd consider adding a page to your documentation to cover a case like this one: where the user is adding a 2nd hard disk already formatted as NTFS? Your documentation seems to cover adding a new, unpartitioned HD, partitioning it and making a xfs file system. But I've got to believe that there are plenty of windows Squeezebox users out there ready to dip a tippy-toe into the linux world. VortexBox ought to be a natural for them. I'm guessing that lots of them have NTFS formatted audio drives ready to go. Mounting one of those on a VortexBox machine with no ready documentation help might be a steep challenge for a linux newbie.
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