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On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 11:14:32 +0100 (BST), "Vic" <lug@???> wrote:
>>> Well yes - Drobo *is* a Linux box...
>>
>> Popey told me it ran vxworks..
>
> My brain is failing with age, so it's entirely possible I
misremembered...
>
> A colleague of mine knows the guys behind Drobo. I'm pretty sure he told
> me it started from Debian. But I might have confused two different
> conversations...
AIUI the drobo runs vxworks and the droboshare (the network connection
device) runs Linux.
Tony