Had a look around and found there is a successor to the Sheevaplug called the Guruplug,more flexible so have bought one.Only problem is the 4 week waiting list.See here-
http://www.globalscaletechnologies.c...rver-plus.aspx
Had a look around and found there is a successor to the Sheevaplug called the Guruplug,more flexible so have bought one.Only problem is the 4 week waiting list.See here-
http://www.globalscaletechnologies.c...rver-plus.aspx
Looks to be a good way to go Ali - they've upped the spec from the Sheevaplug.
You should be able to get it to boot from SD, and also put SBS 7.5.1 onto the same SD card.
Looks like a long phone call to Lurcher might be in order
Chris
Common sense isn't anymore!
Aye!
There is something on slimforums about installing sbs on a sheeva,I'll give it a try myself first.
Learn Linux in the school of many kicks in the nuts ?
Chris
Common sense isn't anymore!
Well I've got a month to learn!
From what I can find out the Sheeva/Guru plug is powerful enough to cope with everything that SBS 7.5.1 can throw at it except for SOX resampling - apparently it can do the resampling, but it's not fast enough to perform the task in real time.
Essentially this means that it can transcode 24/192 files to 24/96 (the fastest the Touch can handle natively), but the tracks will play back at half speed.
Other than that it handles the task of running SBS superbly well.
Chris
Common sense isn't anymore!
Not a problem then,since I don't have any 24/192.