RE: [cobalt-users] nasraq as a cacheraq?

["Web Host Supply" <cobalt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>yep absolutely - though you would need to use the CacheRaQ2 software (MIPs)
>not the later CacheRaQ4(386) the NasRaQ was only produced in a mips form
>before it got oem'd to Seagate.
>> Theoretical question...A person happened to have a NASraq that has been
>> sitting on his shelf for say, a year or so and hasnt used it(no need in
>> sight), but needs a cache raq. Would it be theoretically possible to load
>> the cacheraq ISO and turn it into the needed box?
>>
>> I know its against the rules so we wouldnt actually do it ;) , just
>> wondering if anyone knows if it were possible?

Pull the second drive and keep in mind that CacheRaQ's have two nics while
every Nas I've seen only has one, you must have dual nics for the cacheraq
to work. If it only has one you might pull the case to see if it has a pci
riser, then you might be able to make it work.

Brad G
Web Host Supply
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