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jopey

5:42 PM on 13 March, 2009

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I know this is enterprise and silly expensive.. but can you install windows/OSX to a drive on a pci express slot? Please let it be so.

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ilovethemonkeyhead

6:16 PM on 13 March, 2009

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instant on vista?

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Gordon394

6:33 PM on 13 March, 2009

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@ilovethemonkeyhead - I'm not sure anything's that good ;)

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Helmore

6:38 PM on 13 March, 2009

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You should be able to install your OS on a drive that runs on a PCIe slot, which is what you do with most recent RAID cards. Unfortunately, this drive does not allow you to boot any OS (yet) AFAIK.

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basicasic

7:16 PM on 13 March, 2009

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One day when we've all got these in our cheap-as-chips netbooks we'll look back and laugh at how we drooled when they first came out.

I remember salivating over a 486-DX2/66 .... sigh ....

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bobsta

8:55 PM on 13 March, 2009

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I hope that in a couple of years time, these SSDs will cost next to nothing - I wish!

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xenos

9:22 PM on 13 March, 2009

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"You should be able to install your OS on a drive that runs on a PCIe slot, which is what you do with most recent RAID cards. Unfortunately, this drive does not allow you to boot any OS (yet) AFAIK."

Ofcourse you can boot!

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Lord Comben III

12:17 AM on 14 March, 2009

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A 486-DX2/66 i remember them. Playing Titus the Fox in superVGA, sooo much better than the pink and black of a 386 :)

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Rob

11:18 AM on 14 March, 2009

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@xenos sorry, but at the moment it is not possible to boot from these drives, even though it is possible to boot from pci-e

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Beaky69

1:21 PM on 14 March, 2009

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@basicbasic - My first PC had an 80188 processor clocked at 4.77Mhz...now that really shows my age!

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jocal

6:24 AM on 28 March, 2009

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Fusion io start to be bootable "like ata device for nearly any OS on allmost every MBD in several months" according Fusion io support service.

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