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Re: RAID and WHS
That's a shame; I'd still rather you could nominate disks/partitions that would not take part in the big bucket of bits, maybe as an advanced option. That, and my desire to get some more advanced networking (QoS, bandwidth usage monitoring, proxying etc) seem to be pushing me in the direction of Linux. The one WHS feature I would most likely miss in doing that is the fire-n-forget backup system, which looks pretty handy (unless your system tries to backup a 100Gb laptop over 802.11g and constantly times out :-S ), but at least I've still got Acronis True Image to handle that.
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#1 - Vista Premium, Intel DG965OT, Core 2 Duo E6300, 2Gb RAM, nVidia 7300GS, 2x 160Gb Seagate 2.5" RAID 0; Blu-Ray drive;
#2 - MCE 2005, Intel DG965OT, Core 2 Duo E6300, 1Gb RAM, nVidia 6200, 1x 250Gb Western Digital 2.5";
#3 - Windows Home Server - AOpen i915GMm-HFS, Pentium M 1.6, 1Gb RAM, 4x Samsung 500Gb SATAII
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