Oppss, looks like i've been out of the picture for two days. Well i'm back, actually previously my computer went down badly and i decided to reformat the whole hardisk....which explain why i haven't logged on to the internet. And then i decided to install both OS on seperate hardisk: HD1= Windows XP, HD2=LINUX SUSE 10.0. At the same time i pick up my ASROCK motherboard junker and put it into a new plastics housing (which was previously a paper tray) to make i look like compact portable pc. Neat eh? Well its a bit too small and less storage devices minus drive bay. What makes it a bit bulky is the PSU. Wish i could find a 450W PSU small enough to snug into small corner and save up some space to fit the whole system in a break fast cereal box. Anyways i'm satisfied and the custom mod mini pc aim for portability. Finally i can move around my mini pc around the house with cool tools to work on my models good thing these can fit on my back packer back with LCD and mini keyboard and other IO devices.
Oppss, looks like i've been out of the picture for two days. Well i'm back, actually previously my computer went down badly and i decided to reformat the whole hardisk....which explain why i haven't logged on to the internet. And then i decided to install both OS on seperate hardisk: HD1= Windows XP, HD2=LINUX SUSE 10.0. At the same time i pick up my ASROCK motherboard junker and put it into a new plastics housing (which was previously a paper tray) to make i look like compact portable pc. Neat eh? Well its a bit too small and less storage devices minus drive bay. What makes it a bit bulky is the PSU. Wish i could find a 450W PSU small enough to snug into small corner and save up some space to fit the whole system in a break fast cereal box. Anyways i'm satisfied and the custom mod mini pc aim for portability. Finally i can move around my mini pc around the house with cool tools to work on my models good thing these can fit on my back packer back with LCD and mini keyboard and other IO devices.
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