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Slow, Obscure formatting needs, Contrary to the whole point of USB
Providing a network bridge between an external disk and a home network is a welcome idea, offering anyone who has already invested in one or more USB storage devices a way to network their files, but Linksys Storage Link is badly conceived. Its an at...
Resumen: Linux-based NAS device and so much more: The Linksys NSLU2, affectionately known as the Slug to many of its fans, is a low-cost and compact network attached storage (NAS) device. It comes with two USB sockets and one Ethernet port and is designed ...
Resumen: Running out of hard-disk space? Dont want to open your PC and dont have room to stack external USB hard drives on your desktop? Fear not - there is an alternative. This little adaptor enables you to hook up two items of USB external storage - from ...
Resumen: The Linksys Network Storage Link promises to “Easily Add Storage Space to Your Network.” It lives up to this exceptionally well, and throws in some extras. Out of the boxInside the box is the NSLU2, a device stand, an A/C adapter, Etherne...
The Linksys NSLU2 has many significant problems, but ironically, is a very usable and stable device, as long as you play the game the way Linksys wants you to. Fat32 and NTFS support are poor, at best, but ext2 shines. Transfers are slow, but not unman...
Resumen: •Pros: Inexpensive, easy to upgrade storage capacity•Cons: Poor interface, no disk defragNetwork-attached storage (NAS) devices are a good way to add storage to a network without the costs and hassles of upgrading (or buying) a general-purpose s...
Resumen: <b>Spec:</b> 160 GB, 8 MB, IEEE 1394 (FireWire) / Hi-Speed USB<br> <b>Good:</b> Supports two USB storage devices.<br> <b>Bad:</b> Low throughput; product must reformat new drives; lacks support for printers, optical drives, and some hard drives.<br> <b>Bottomline:</b> Linksyss NSLU2 is an inexpensive way to add a hard drive or two to a network, but its slow response makes it a poor all-around solution.<br>
Resumen: We like the bring-your-own-storage approach of the Linksys Network Storage Link, which gives you the flexibility to connect it to any USB 2.0 hard drive to create a networked hard-drive solution.
