On Tue, 13 Jan 2026 12:52:42 +0100 Ramiro Aceves <[email protected]> wrote:
> Oh, I have a working RaspberryPi4 with NetBSD 10.1 doing some tasks > (CUPS server, amateur radio SDR receiver, ethernet wired), but it is > working from a SD card and I am bit afraid of using the Pi for such > critical task. I also considered it, NFS access to it will be very > comfortable and convenient from any OS, any room in the house. But... I've been using Raspberry Pi 4 with Debian for a number of years now. Mainly for web browsing, file storage, development and other tasks. It has been very reliable. There is no ECC memory but a lot of x86-64 laptops and desktops also do not support it. However, you can build NAS server with any hardware you like. Just avoid using non-native file systems like FAT or NTFS to share data between different OSes. They work OK with large files (photos and movies), but I've seen issues with many small files.
