SO Jin, what is happening with iSCSI CAKE ????????
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Lance
Aug 26, 2009, 10:31:22 AM8/26/09
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SO Jin you said you would be back developing again actively on 64 bit
versions etc. (and as Windows Server 2008 R2 is now officially out,
and all new windows versions are officially 64 BIT only, this matter
is more important than ever)
You said you would be back July 30 from vacation, now its 1 month
later, now i see you tell people your "busy schedule".... so is this
what we get for our 200 USD or 400 USD ????
There are several features that are NOW a must for this software, like
stable up to date 64 bit support, GPT support etc.
versions etc. (and as Windows Server 2008 R2 is now officially out,
and all new windows versions are officially 64 BIT only, this matter
is more important than ever)
You said you would be back July 30 from vacation, now its 1 month
later, now i see you tell people your "busy schedule".... so is this
what we get for our 200 USD or 400 USD ????
There are several features that are NOW a must for this software, like
stable up to date 64 bit support, GPT support etc.
NISMO1968
Aug 27, 2009, 3:19:46 PM8/27/09
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If you're on Linux get OpenFiler. If you're Windows shop go grab
StarWind.
They both offer better then iSCSI Kake functionality (including 64-bit
support
and huge volumes support) free of charge.
It's kind of strange to put your production system rely on "one man
show" iSCSI Kake is ))
-ichiro
StarWind.
They both offer better then iSCSI Kake functionality (including 64-bit
support
and huge volumes support) free of charge.
It's kind of strange to put your production system rely on "one man
show" iSCSI Kake is ))
-ichiro
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