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Lacero said:
drivenames.jpg


Very descriptive... ;)
 
Came up with a better name, well for the external. Medit a cross between media and edit which is what the hd is for ;)
 

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dops7107 said:
Hmm, they don't tickle my fancy. I guess I just have a thing for Greek, it just sounds more elegant (and still in use today!). But I do need some sort of logic to the naming system or I'll never remember which drive is which.

Thanks for the icon, and my hard drive is called Mini HD
 

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drno9999 said:
My first harddrive was named Lucile (Cool Hand Luke rules). However, that died and I lost almost everything. After the Repair I got an external for back up and media purposes. The Media drive is named Lucile II in memoriam. My main harddrive in PBook is now named Phoenix and the back up is Ashes. Just in case it dies again, this time the Phoenix will rise again from the ashes.

Best one yet, IMO, Phoenix and Ashes...very nice indeed!
 
Well, each computer has a name, so I name the HD like that.

Cube - Aphrodite
Powerbook - Galatea
G3 Tower - Kronos

Those names all relate to the computers themselves. Then I have the "other" drives.

Ext. 200GB Drive - Backup
2nd HD on Tower - Extra Hard Drive
G3 PowerMac - Macintosh HD
Shuffle - Shuffle'd!

Those names are functional more than anything else. Also, they're lame.
 
DeSnousa said:
Mine was the same than i got a external :D Time to consider.

Nah i'm gonna get an iPod soon...so i don't think i'll hav extra cash for that... :(

mad jew said:
Is "warez" LimeWire stuff or something? I'm not a P2P person, I'm oh so innocent. :)

Yeah i guess so, there's this program called Warez in the Windows Platform, i don't know if this program supports OSX, yeah it's pretty much a P2P Filesharing like Limewire...
 
skunk said:
It's all Greek to me.

Well there's an idea. Mine is now the Greek word for "drive" :) (according to Dashboard)

Edit: *reads rest of thread and finds more Greek references, and now feels like he's just tagging along* :(
 

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Nermal said:
Well there's an idea. Mine is now the Greek word for "drive" :) (according to Dashboard)
I think tomos (= volume) would be better. kinese means "movement". It's always worth flipping the translation on that widget to make sure the meaning is right. For instance, when you type in "volume", you get the Greek for "sound level": not exactly what you want. But I like your style...
;)

I suppose you could always go with "hard disk", but I think "tomos" does the trick.
 

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skunk said:
I think tomos (= volume) would be better. kinese means "movement".

heh heh, never trust a computer/spellchecker etc.

*reads rest of thread and finds more Greek references, and now feels like he's just tagging along*

Might the Greek naming catch on? I feel a trend starting! :D
 
I completely re-did my network yesterday and chose a naming scheme for all computers/devices/drives. Here is what's mounted on my iMac right now. The network share Atom is my iBook's harddrive.

drives.jpg
 
Lost track of the names...

Currently:

Powerbook (home) has 4 partitions
Zen (10.4 Server)
Shui (10.3 Server)
Tao (music partition)
Feng (other data)
External hard drive (home):
Tao II

Work:
eMac:
Lost Souls (10.3)
NOYFB
G5:
Tigger (10.4)
Panther (10.3)
Data (self explanatory)
 
SurfinSHELL23 said:
Our school's Xserve (I think it's an Xserve G4 or G5 that it's on...) is named BigMac and the teacher one is 'FortKnox' or something like that.

Hehe...my school's Xserve is also named Bigmac. I thought I was being original :mad: ;)
 
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