ROON ROCK now available

[baddog]

Hello tategoi -

So yes I have two M.2 SSD drives, one has Windows 10 Pro installed on it with RoonServer, the other is my ROCK boot disk.

So if I wanted to move to the other platform, I would indeed have to swap the M.2 drive every time.

The reality is now that Roon has AIR integrated, I no longer have need for the Windows 10 Pro M.2 drive.

As an aside, given how Roon treats my other SSD drive (which has music stored on it), I am not sure if this SSD would or would not be recognized by the Windows 10 Pro system, but I have not tried yet. I do have a NAS as well, so I can easily use that if need be for the music files.

So yes, if you wish to swap back and forth between Operating systems, you would need to open up the NUC every time and swap M.2 drives.

I also like the fact that I no longer need to use Remote Desktop to login to the headless NUC when running Windows to shut it down, the Web GUI available for ROCK to control the NUC and shut it down is far more convenient. Plus I no longer have to battle with Windows 10 to disable features and/or updates I don't need or want.