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I'm only going from the SD card, but on a class 4 SD card Honeycomb is a little slow feeling. Nookie Froyo feels stabler though. The nook isn't too good with video, you need to ensure it's baseline h.264, which is a shame because the good thing with the Galaxy Tab was that it could play 720p mkv...

I found my problem, theres an overclock switch on the motherboard phyeically and the damned thing was running at 3.6GHz rather than 2.7! Changed that and the install worked... just getting it updated and then we should be all good again :-)

So it's $899 (if the OP is using OSX Server, OSX can do all of those tasks without needing to be the server version) for a rack mount server with 3.75TB storage compared to $999 for a Mac Mini server with 2 500GB disks. I don't see much point in 3 Optical drives, but apart from that, it sounds...

The Xoom looks good, but with my impending change to work for a predominately Apple based company, an iPad 2 will probably be my next tablet. I used a Galaxy Tab for a little while after selling my iPad, but even with many modifications, it was more like a big Android phone than the iPad is...

Re: Problems booting after Multibeast install Well I tried again (about 20 times) to install OSX, still using iBoot Legacy, but each time the installer would start, let me select what I wanted to install and then after 15 minutes just reboot. I put Ubuntu back on the drive, and interestingly...

So I followed the easy instructions and installed Snow Leopard onto my PC. I don't have a Gigabyte motherboard, but I do have an MSI G41M-P25 motherboard, with an Intel E5400 processor and 2GB RAM. The installation goes fine, and then I install the 10.6.6 update, then Multibeast (Easybeast)...