FireWire networking

jmke · 15th April 2003, 23:21

It's good for hooking up 2 PC's, but more then that I you are back to Coax basics, power down one & take down the network :grin:

DUR0N · 15th April 2003, 23:27

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The other problem that I found - is that the computer that is powered off, still has power being applied to all the fans in the computer. Including the fan on the CPU heatsink. Even with the AC power plug removed from the PSU, the fans continued to run.

that must have scared the crap out of him

21st August 2003, 22:27

I think there are firewire hubs, if this is true then you will be able to network a couple computers together

15th April 2003, 23:21	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	FireWire networking It's good for hooking up 2 PC's, but more then that I you are back to Coax basics, power down one & take down the network :grin: __________________

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21st August 2003, 22:27	#3
Unregistered Posts: n/a	I think there are firewire hubs, if this is true then you will be able to network a couple computers together