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Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 26 January 2005, 3:14 AM)
Take a look at NASLite (www.naslite.com). It is a pretty neat and simple to set up file server OS. In fact it's so simple that even an abcolute novice can do it.
Anyway, just thought you may find it interesting.
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