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20-01-2014, 15:07
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RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced
(20-01-2014 02:14)ReneZ Wrote: ... after having a run-around with access authorisations. Sadly, this is all too common when running different OSs on the same network. Quote: Took a loooong time :-) It would do. With the Pi, you are working with a fairly slow processor and a USB 2 (rather than main bus connected) drive. Also, if your network is 10/100 Ethernet (and even more if it's wireless), large data transfers will take a while. I am gradually converting the whole of my multi-node wired network to gigabit, and already have the connection between my master music folder and the listening folder at this speed. David |
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How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - ReneZ - 18-01-2014, 14:30
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - DavidHB - 18-01-2014, 19:29
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - ReneZ - 18-01-2014, 19:51
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - DavidHB - 18-01-2014, 21:15
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - Andre Gosselin - 18-01-2014, 20:03
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - DavidHB - 18-01-2014, 21:44
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - ReneZ - 18-01-2014, 22:42
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - magister - 19-01-2014, 17:13
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - ReneZ - 20-01-2014, 02:14
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - DavidHB - 20-01-2014 15:07
RE: How to keep two different volumes on a network sinced - ReneZ - 23-01-2014, 00:28
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