Re: Re: Network CD ROM

["Mark Marooth" <MMarooth@xxxxxxx>]

Paul,

All things being equal, if you have equipment at Node 0, why not just
drop
additional CDRW and DVD into it.  I have 2 x CD (IDE and SCSI) 1 x
CDRW and 1 x
DVD in one box and works fine altho I uprated the PSU.


Mark



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Am trying to locate all the PC's in node 0 and use a KVM switch and
CAT5 extender from Belkin to manage/use them from my office
(upstairs), but would like to have a very small box on the desk
containing a CDRW and DVD drive so I don't have to leg it down stairs
when I want to change games etc.

Paul
--- In ukha_d@y..., "Mark Marooth" <MMarooth@s...>
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> Seriously,
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> Dave Mclaughlin (In this Group) is the master of Single Board
Computers.  He may
> be able to point you at a source of said SBC's which have a
Network
and  IDE
> Interface.
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> Mark
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> Does anybody know of a company doing CDROM or CDRW drives that can
be
> hooked up to the LAN directly i.e no host computer??
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> My other option is to try and get a motherboard and two drives
into
> an external drive case
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> Any thoughts on the feasability of this?
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> Paul
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