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Can I make Storage work thru two USB hubs?



 
 
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Old February 8th 10, 06:03 PM posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage
Cronos
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Default Can I make Storage work thru two USB hubs?

amerillove wrote:
Things that work on Linux without problem fail on different versions of
Windows with the same hardware.


That works both ways, you know?
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Old February 9th 10, 01:37 AM posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage
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Cronos wrote:
amerillove wrote:
Things that work on Linux without problem fail on different versions of
Windows with the same hardware.


That works both ways, you know?


Rather rarely for storage. Under Linux the typical choices are
works or does not work at all. With Windows you will often
get flakyness instead. The problem is that Windows has a
consumer-grade desktop mindset, while Linux has a server-grade
mindset. A downside of this is that non-server hardware, for
example gaming video cards tend to have far worse support.

Arno

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Old February 10th 10, 06:02 AM posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage
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Default Can I make Storage work thru two USB hubs?

Arno wrote:

Rather rarely for storage. Under Linux the typical choices are
works or does not work at all. With Windows you will often
get flakyness instead. The problem is that Windows has a
consumer-grade desktop mindset, while Linux has a server-grade
mindset. A downside of this is that non-server hardware, for
example gaming video cards tend to have far worse support.

Arno


Yea, well, I am a consumer so that is what I want anyway. But anytime I
want to pretend I am a system admin I can fire up the old Mint Linux box
anyway, but I rarely do because Windows just does what I want better
than Linux.
 




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