The Windows Home Server team has announced the availability of a Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 Release Candidate for public beta testing. The update package is now available from Microsoft’s Connect site (Registration req.)The most important update in the Power pack is the data corruption issue:
“When certain programs are used to edit or transfer files that are stored on a Windows Home Server-based computer that has more than one hard drive, the files may become corrupted”.According to an Microsoft email sent to beta testers this has now been fixed:
“While internal testing so far indicates that we have fixed the data corruption bug in the beta release, the whole point of a beta test is to validate internal testing”
Can't wait to give it all a try.
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