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me2050 · 08-30-2011, 10:05 PM

Pheonix32 -

Thanks much for your reply. I don't have 15000, I thought 14000 would be close to 15000, and so to 18000, but I might just be plain wrong. I did ping Bitor, and he kindly send me to you and credited all your great work! He suggested me to post another message again after my first one got no response for two months, that's why I did the re-post. I'm grateful for your information. I'll PM him again and see if he could help me out.

I know you put a lot of personal time/money and came up such a great solution. As others pointed out, please do not give up. Both the SnapServer HW and SW are pretty solid, though a bit out-dated, but with the TB adapter add-on, it still shines.. I guess that's why these units are not showing on ebay much, meaning people still wanna keep'em. I'm sure a lot of people want to know how you made it. How about setting up a donation account, and maybe people here can help out your R&D expenses.

Best Regards,
Stephan

08-30-2011, 10:05 PM	#22
me2050 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kansas City, MO Posts: 4	Re: 4400/4200/4500/15000 SATA Adapters Pheonix32 - Thanks much for your reply. I don't have 15000, I thought 14000 would be close to 15000, and so to 18000, but I might just be plain wrong. I did ping Bitor, and he kindly send me to you and credited all your great work! He suggested me to post another message again after my first one got no response for two months, that's why I did the re-post. I'm grateful for your information. I'll PM him again and see if he could help me out. I know you put a lot of personal time/money and came up such a great solution. As others pointed out, please do not give up. Both the SnapServer HW and SW are pretty solid, though a bit out-dated, but with the TB adapter add-on, it still shines.. I guess that's why these units are not showing on ebay much, meaning people still wanna keep'em. I'm sure a lot of people want to know how you made it. How about setting up a donation account, and maybe people here can help out your R&D expenses. Best Regards, Stephan