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Koenig · 09-07-2006, 01:57 PM

no no, I meant dual booting on the PC.......... like some people run Windows 2000 Professional, and then run Windows XP Professional?

I was reading to dual boot FreeBSD with my current Windows system....but as is I don't have any available space on the HD for another partition.

Does it matter WHAT model of Snap Server I use? Or do I need a similar make and model? i.e. another 2200? Or will any snap server do? the other snap they have is from back in the days when they were still called Meridian Data.....The home page of the server says "Snap!server™ by Meridian Data..... SNAP27837 (I assume is the model)" I don't think it would work though.

I want to first confirm if the HDs will even read when trying to retrieve data from them, so I can pinpoint the problem, be it the harddrives (I wouldn't doubt if the HDs fried) of if it's the actual 2200 and I need to advise them to purchase another server.....

09-07-2006, 01:57 PM	#6
Koenig Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL Posts: 28	Re: Snap Server 2200 connectivity issues? no no, I meant dual booting on the PC.......... like some people run Windows 2000 Professional, and then run Windows XP Professional? I was reading to dual boot FreeBSD with my current Windows system....but as is I don't have any available space on the HD for another partition. Does it matter WHAT model of Snap Server I use? Or do I need a similar make and model? i.e. another 2200? Or will any snap server do? the other snap they have is from back in the days when they were still called Meridian Data.....The home page of the server says "Snap!server™ by Meridian Data..... SNAP27837 (I assume is the model)" I don't think it would work though. I want to first confirm if the HDs will even read when trying to retrieve data from them, so I can pinpoint the problem, be it the harddrives (I wouldn't doubt if the HDs fried) of if it's the actual 2200 and I need to advise them to purchase another server..... Last edited by Koenig; 09-07-2006 at 02:33 PM.