Cool, doubt that I'll install this version the beta one works fine for me :P but they no longer support win95 in the os select any more which is weird, guess it's just MS trying to get rid of it. I mean I know it works in it and all, just strange to not select it.
I got the torrent now but haven't unrared it, in rar form it's 1.01GB
and it said it was 1.38 GB so I don't know. I don't know when I'll
have time to test it though.
Here's something else to consider, from the wiki:
From the wiki article:
Pricing and Availability
HP will release a Home Server (currently called the "HP
MediaSmart Server") in Q2 of 2007. It features a 64-bit AMD
processor under the AMD Live! brand, and can be expanded to
include as much as 6 terabytes of storage space. It also
includes four internal HDD bays and four USB 2.0 ports.
In a Channel 9 video interview, Windows Home Server General
Manager Charlie Kindel said that early Home Servers will cost
about the same as a low-end PC, or around $500.
I'm not going to buy another HP ever again but that doesn't
sound too bad otherwise. The trouble is HP is going to put
some of their own backup stuff on it. I don't want them
messing with mine.
Microsoft has recorded nearly 2,400 bugs in its Windows Home
Server software. The server is planned for home networks. Given
the number of bugs, it is unclear if Home Server will launch this
summer as planned. Windows Home Server bugs
Yea i already read that wiki, Thump the torrent works fine and i already installed it. I'll try running it later as my friend has the HDD and i will only get it later this afternoon. I will post screenshots ASAP. Yea most of the bugs were all just error in the grammar and some minor glitches in the actual OS itself. Hey 2,400 isnt that much as compared to the massive 64,000 bugs tehy had with the final. I cant imagine how many bugs the first couple of betas had...
I'm having to get it again from Duffnet server, (see file trading) as my last copy said the install dvd was corrupt (the other 2 cd's were fine). :P so pain in the ass.
I have the worst urge to delete all of these tangental comments. If you want to tell someone not to mention that, DON'T quote them, that just means there's ANOTHER post that needs editing. If possible, just PM or IM them so we don't get nonsensical stuff on the side of threads.
Anyrate, I think Thump already posted a screenshot gallery of this.
!! Paul Thurrott????? I visit his page EVERYDAY for the latest M$ info also I have suscribed to his RSS
www.winsupersite.com ; I think it`s on of "the most actualized and full of high quality screenshots" on the web... also it`s an good page for recommend to anyone wants to stay alerted about the M$ newer releases
!! Paul Thurrott????? I visit his page EVERYDAY for the latest M$ info also I have suscribed to his RSS
www.winsupersite.com ; I think it`s on of "the most actualized and full of high quality screenshots" on the web... also it`s an good page for recommend to anyone wants to stay alerted about the M$ newer releases
Yea it says its 2003 in a few parts. Does it support the aero theme? Because i am suspecting that the torrent is an older build than the ones on wikipedia.
Why the *fuck* wouldn't it.
And how the *fuck* can you explain this:
Anyway the torrent that everyone downloaded, was an older build, it still mass amount of traces of win 2003 on it. It was 39xx build wasnt it? the current unreleased beta is in the 5000's and looks close to its completion. I would suspect it to ship at around september.
Yes that's the Windows Home Server Console on Vista .
That isn't the actual server.
It's exactly what I saw ON WHS when I installed it in VPC.
BOD: Keep in mind that 2003 had LUNA installed and fully usable (Although disabled by default). According to Wikipedia, Vista Server/Longhorn Server is actually going to have a stripped down shell, which was a long time coming.
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http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=04D26402-3199-48A3-AFA2-2DC0B40A73B6&displaylang=en
-Q
and it said it was 1.38 GB so I don't know. I don't know when I'll
have time to test it though.
Here's something else to consider, from the wiki:
From the wiki article:
Pricing and Availability
HP will release a Home Server (currently called the "HP
MediaSmart Server") in Q2 of 2007. It features a 64-bit AMD
processor under the AMD Live! brand, and can be expanded to
include as much as 6 terabytes of storage space. It also
includes four internal HDD bays and four USB 2.0 ports.
In a Channel 9 video interview, Windows Home Server General
Manager Charlie Kindel said that early Home Servers will cost
about the same as a low-end PC, or around $500.
I'm not going to buy another HP ever again but that doesn't
sound too bad otherwise. The trouble is HP is going to put
some of their own backup stuff on it. I don't want them
messing with mine.
Thump
Microsoft has recorded nearly 2,400 bugs in its Windows Home
Server software. The server is planned for home networks. Given
the number of bugs, it is unclear if Home Server will launch this
summer as planned.
Windows Home Server bugs
Thump
-Q
^ Ahem.
I have the worst urge to delete all of these tangental comments. If you want to tell someone not to mention that, DON'T quote them, that just means there's ANOTHER post that needs editing. If possible, just PM or IM them so we don't get nonsensical stuff on the side of threads.
Anyrate, I think Thump already posted a screenshot gallery of this.
-Q
available if you look hard. They're really of good quality.
Screenshots 1
Screenshots 2
Thump
Meh the install looks just like Win FLP's.
www.winsupersite.com ; I think it`s on of "the most actualized and full of high quality screenshots" on the web...
-Q
And how the *fuck* can you explain this:
Anyway the torrent that everyone downloaded, was an older build, it still mass amount of traces of win 2003 on it. It was 39xx build wasnt it? the current unreleased beta is in the 5000's and looks close to its completion. I would suspect it to ship at around september.
That isn't the actual server.
It's exactly what I saw ON WHS when I installed it in VPC.
BOD: Keep in mind that 2003 had LUNA installed and fully usable (Although disabled by default). According to Wikipedia, Vista Server/Longhorn Server is actually going to have a stripped down shell, which was a long time coming.
-Q