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Shadowqueen · 02-28-2006, 11:53 AM

Thx blue,
for your quick answer.
Now that sorts some things out.

But I am not willing to give up that easy! ;-)
So I will try to bump up the frequency and report back about my test, cause I think the transfer-speed is related to memory and frequency of the chip. If needed I will think about some cooling solution. ;-)

Last but not least the torrent.
Now I wonder has someone ever tried to get linux running on our beasts?
If Adaptec is able to get a modified FreeBSD running, why shouldnt we be able to get Linux running? Now I am far from being an expert, but I have a friend I might get to the job. That is if we get mor information about the beast.
Is there any tech-dokumentation available? I think the trick is to tell the bios to boot form the harddisk and not from the flash....

So anyone interessted to help out? ;-)

02-28-2006, 11:53 AM	#1062
Shadowqueen Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 3	Re: Hack a Snap Sever 1000? Thx blue, for your quick answer. Now that sorts some things out. But I am not willing to give up that easy! ;-) So I will try to bump up the frequency and report back about my test, cause I think the transfer-speed is related to memory and frequency of the chip. If needed I will think about some cooling solution. ;-) Last but not least the torrent. Now I wonder has someone ever tried to get linux running on our beasts? If Adaptec is able to get a modified FreeBSD running, why shouldnt we be able to get Linux running? Now I am far from being an expert, but I have a friend I might get to the job. That is if we get mor information about the beast. Is there any tech-dokumentation available? I think the trick is to tell the bios to boot form the harddisk and not from the flash.... So anyone interessted to help out? ;-)