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Yes, it is OSX Server, 10.4.11 Server. I run Apache (but my ISP blocks port 80, and I need to get it to use 81), file backups, file sharing, VNC, and Quicktime Server, for streaming. Tom

Well, not a hackintosh, but the computer my hack will replace, an Xserve G4, has an uptime of 6 months, 28 days, and 15 hours :D. Tom

My guess is that Lion is one step closer to OS X communism, and hackintoshes should look out. On the other hand, it might actually also be better :).

Ditto from here! I love how the site is becoming more functional, like a Star Trek/Lion era computer, rather than a folder-based system. Thanks! Tom

I would use Tiger Direct to find a good case, and then Google it to find the model elsewhere for cheaper.

Ah, but do you spend your day (no, don't contradict tony) working on iBoot, which is what this forum (you are king of) is for? :D Tom

Whenever I need to fax, I use jConnect. Might be worth a look for you: http://www.j2.com Tom

This one, without the URLs, is much easier to read. Tom

Looks good. Retraction: "but Laptop Optical drives, to the best of my knowledge, are not very compatible with Desktops." Tom

Wow, you can read that? Ok, well, perhaps it is not a 12 pysical core computer, but the way to do that would be to get an Intel Server Board, for Dual Xeons, and spend lots of money to get two of the Xeon processors with 6 cores each. Tom

The problem is that the existence of whitespace inside your drive name confuses the mv command, try the following command instead: mv "/Volumes/NAME_OF_MY_WINDOWS_HD" "/Volumes/.NAME_OF_MY_WINDOWS_HD" The quotes being where they are will make sure that the name of your drive is seen as only...

This is TheJedi's sig: MB: Gigabyte G31M-ES2L, HDD: SpinPoint F3 HD502HJ 500GB, CPU: E3300 (Celeron Dual Core 2.5 Ghz), Case: CoolerMaster 310, DVD/Drive: MSI DH-24AAS-17, RAM: Kingston HyperX 2GB, BFG GeForce 8400 GS, PSU: Antec Basiq BP350.

No past troubles with that... Any other PCI cards installed? Tom

The entire HD. You could also go into OSX, Open Terminal, and type: mv /Volumes/NAME_OF_MY_WINDOWS_HD /Volumes/.NAME_OF_MY_WINDOWS_HD Of course, replace NAME_OF_MY_WINDOWS_HD with the name of your windows HDD. Tom

Most of those plus (all freeware but one): TextWrangler WebArchiveExtractor Sunrise FLV Crunch OMC Chicken of the VNC Opera Firefox Soundflower AppHack DroPic MacSSController ResizeIt Docker Stuffit Expander GrandPerspective iFreeMem (trial expired over a year ago, all I did was minimize the...

I am not sure that your motherboard and RAM are compatible, for one, I can't find your RAM on google. Tom

Many people have this problem if they have an unsupported, or not really supported, graphics card. What is your graphics card? Tom

For the hard drive, you really can't get much better than the Spinpoint F3 line (500 GB or 1 TB) for price/(performance and capacity), as you have seen if you look around this forum. Tom

Yes. Found this underneath the video: Tom

Is your idea confined by what is still commercially available? TheJedi is a user who was trying to build a hack to those specifications, look at his signature? Tom