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Summary and Conclusions
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Summary and Conclusions. review kurobox. An increasing number of consumer networking products are based on open source software. But manufacturer support of open source development efforts is usually limited to (sometimes) posting source code but more often...
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Under the Covers
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UPnP protocol, I was eager to try it out with the Twonkyvision servers running elsewhere on my network. I had servers running on my NSLU2, KuroBox, iBook and laptop under both Linux and Windows XP. That should be enough! In general, I found compatibility to...
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Advanced Options, Continued
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is to export disks or directories on your computers, then configure the Yellow Machine to back them up. These backup jobs could be scheduled for certain times, or performed manually. The short functionality test I ran backed up my KuroBox just fine. Figure...
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How To: Convert your Xbox to a NAS - Part 1
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much talk recently of NAS devices which I have followed with interest. The idea of a small low-power fileserver and BitTorrent client appeals to me as it uses less electricity and also can be shut in a cupboard where noise is not an issue. The Kurobox [reviewed...
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Conclusion
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a street price of around $320 seems a bit high for a BYOD, two-drive product. That said, it was a bit hard to find a device that directly compares to this device, since few have built-in RAID capabilities. For example, the Kurobox HG is a bring-your-own-disk,...
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Multimedia Serving
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to iTunes users on network under the iTunes "Shared Music" grouping. Figure 7 is a partial screen-grab of my iTunes application where both the SSII server and a daap server running on my Kurobox server are shown. My tests of this capability also worked well,...