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What do you do when you have an eSATA case you hate and 20 spare USB Bridgeboards?
#11
Black, it's essentially a giant USB hard drive made from spare parts.
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#12
The Grim Ninja wrote:
Black, it's essentially a giant USB hard drive made from spare parts.
Something on the bridgeboard is acting as the storage?
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#13
Black wrote:
I'm not at my best at this time of day, so forgive me for asking-- what does it do?

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#14
Black wrote:
I'm not at my best at this time of day, so forgive me for asking-- what does it do?

Who cares?! It looks cool!
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#15
sekker wrote:
[quote=Black]
I'm not at my best at this time of day, so forgive me for asking-- what does it do?

Who cares?! It looks cool!
Eggsactly!
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#16
Yes, nice hack, sir!

Black wrote:
[quote=The Grim Ninja]
Black, it's essentially a giant USB hard drive made from spare parts.
Something on the bridgeboard is acting as the storage?
Yeah check the first pic again. Grimmy's got 4 hard disks in there. The new USB port now sees them all, presumably as 4 independent drives.

That said, if my understanding is correct, transfer speeds among them should be painful when/if transferring to each other, since sharing one USB bus.
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