On 13-01-07 05:19 PM, Prof J C Nash (U30A) wrote:
> In another post, Spencer mentions hot running. Agreed.
>
> About BIOS upgrade, I don't think I did that. I'm not home until
> mid-Feb, so cannot check BIOS version (unit behind firewall). Maybe my
> unit was shipped a bit later than yours. I know
RP has a 100 Mbps NIC. It's not going to be very fast as a NAS (6-8 MB/s max as
a guess). It will be cheap though. :) I usually want SATA on anything I would
consider as a NAS and RP doesn't have any SATA connectors. Dreamplug does but
it's not terribly cheap.
I keep on occasionally testing the
In another post, Spencer mentions hot running. Agreed.
About BIOS upgrade, I don't think I did that. I'm not home until
mid-Feb, so cannot check BIOS version (unit behind firewall). Maybe my
unit was shipped a bit later than yours. I know I did one BIOS upgrade
on something, but I don't think i
OK found this
http://www.element14.com/community/groups/raspberry-pi/blog/2012/12/14/raspberry-pi-nas-with-openmediavault
Looks like it works with ssh to but needs to be started.
Eric B
On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 2:13 PM, Dmitriy Korovkin wrote:
> How about Raspberry Pi? It has USB ports.
>
> Dmitr
Hi Peter,
For low power but fast enough servers, something like a Tegra 3 (ARM quad core,
GPU) is hard to beat for power efficiency. Linux does run on it. NVidia is
supplying 3.1.10-based Ubuntu-derivative distribution for it. I read about a
mini-ITX ARM-based board announcement a few weeks ago
Hi:
I've also had a Koolu box running for over 4+ years. It continues to work
well as a Samba/DHCP/DNS/WINS/DLNA/Squeezebox/Printer server. It has just
barely enough capacity when run as a ubuntu server. It is beginning to get
a bit "long in the tooth". I am also looking for a separate/combine
I've been running FreeNAS for a while. Current release works fine but it is
based on FreeBSD. If Linux is a requirement, it won't be the right solution.
My freeNAS box is based on a ASUS E35m mini-ITX MB and a Lian Li PC-Q25 NAS
case. It boots off a USB flash and all the data is stored on HDD us
I just found this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeNAS
since I was doing my best to understand the initial post (newb on this
subject) and try to research the unknown.
Hope it might be useful
Eric B
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> Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2013 10:02:26 -0500
> From: Martin Hicks
> Subject: [OCLUG-Tech] R
I've also got a bunch of servers turned off, only one left on...
I'ld love to replace it with somehting small and lower power... My
requirements are:
1) at least 2 eSATA ports
2) Sata controller supports PM on eSATA
3) Gbit NIC
4) Enough horsepower to process close 100MB/s between eSATA and the ne
I've run a Koolu box for about 4 years. Claim is 15w only. Had a
built-in 80g IDE drive, now replaced with 320G. 4 USBs, Ethernet, video,
and sound. I run Lucid-server on it. Unfortunately, I don't think available.
I'd also be interested in results Martin finds, and suspect there must
be some bo
Hi,
I've been running a full-sized PC in a 2U rackmount case in my basement for
years and years and am finding that I no longer use it except as a file
server for movies and music and as a place to copy files for backup
purposes.
Can someone recommend a small machine that has:
1) ability to run
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