How to build a Mini-ITX Linux computer

Create a teeny weeny Linux server.

February 15th, 2006 at 8:01pm — Comments: (2) — By: Jonathan Danylko — Tags: General

Even though this Mini-ITX server is tiny, it doesn't mean it can't put out some power.

For a file server, this would fit anybody's needs.

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Jonathan Danylko is a freelance web architect and avid programmer who has been programming for over 20 years. He has developed various systems in numerous industries including e-commerce, biotechnology, real estate, health, insurance, and utility companies.

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  1. andrew
    November 10th, 2007 at 8:26pm
    i would like to make 1 any1 now how 2 let me know E-Mail Agdurrette@comcast.net
  2. Jonathan Danylko
    December 2nd, 2007 at 7:03am
    Andrew,

    I will be doing a post on this soon.

    I'm trying to get some funds together to build either a Mini-ITX File Server or a smaller TiVo clone (This thing is a monster).

    JD

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