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The Home Server Show Video Podcast 1 – Upgrading the RAM in your HP Media Smart Server

September 26, 2008 by Homeserver  
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This is part one of upgrading the RAM in your HP MediaSmart Server. The second video player is a Windows Media Player Streamer. It’s smaller but does look much better than YouTube though.

More after the click…

It’s a litle rough around the edges, much like my first podcasts were so hang in there.  The first two minutes are mostly intro and then the video starts.  If you have not seen inside of the MSS this is a good chance.

The whole process was fairly easy and I’ll show you some detailed close-ups of areas that have caused problems.

The RAM can be found at newegg.com.  Follow this post for the details.

I’m testing the abilities of Wordpress and video so things may change a bit.  I recorded all of this with a Canon HG-10 Hi-Definition camera so if there is interest in higher resolution video I can get one made.  As always, let me know what you think.

Part II will follow soon.

 
icon for podpress  A video demonstrating how to upgrade your HP Media Smart Server RAM from 512MB to 2GB. This is part 1 and has a two minute intro with slides before the video starts.: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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6 Responses to “The Home Server Show Video Podcast 1 – Upgrading the RAM in your HP Media Smart Server”
  1. diehard says:
    September 26, 2008 at 8:22 am

    You mentioned WinDirStat, take a look at spacemonger at http://www.sixty-five.cc/sm/

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