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Home > Forums > Server Rack > Storage: Disk, RAID and NAS/SAN > Network Appliance Disk & RAID solutions Forum

Need help with Pioneer DRM-5004 using OTG DiskXtender 3.0

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Kbass01 (TechnicalUser)
16 Jan 04 13:37
I have a Pioneer DRM-5004 jukebox that has been in storage for a while and would like to try an get some use out of it.  I also have a copy of OTG DiskXtender v3.0 that I would like to use.  My question is this: Can DiskXtender run on Windows 2000 server?  When used before, we ran it on NT v.4.0.  Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Keith
LogisticsEng (TechnicalUser)
18 Mar 04 7:54
I recently purchased a Pioneer DRM-5004X, and I am trying to get it running as well. I am trying to find some software and or drivers for it, plus any helpful information about it. I have downloaded the manual, and hopefully I can figure this out.

Thanks in advance,
Robert
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