I have a freenas ZFS instance based on low-cost components and ecc memory
and old 2 TB drives.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132097 MB 38usd
AMD Athlon 5350 2.05 GHz Quad core - 44usd
Memory 2*8GB ECC RAM
*http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168202
John Leonard wrote:
> anyone got any reasonably-priced suggestions for storage?
Once production is done, to save space, I FLAC everything (or WavPack it when
it's more than eight channel or 24 bit).
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Haven't tried the OS X packages but you should be able to add an HBA and a
supermicro (or other) enclosure and do it much the same as with Linux or
BSD.
It looks like the OS X builds are actively maintained still. That said
there's many more folks using Solaris, Linux and BSD.
Ben
On Friday, Apr
Ah i forgot about ZFS RAID Z.
Has anyone had success using it on random enclosures with mac osx?
Steve
On 15 Apr 2016 7:03 pm, "Ben Bloomberg" wrote:
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> I would argue that ZFS is superior to RAID in almost all situations these
> days.
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Hereabouts we are very enamored of the 4 disk FreeNAS Mini appliance,
which is a hardware+software solution that includes ZFS.
Michael
- Original Message - Subject: Re: [Sursound] Storage - how do
you do yours?
From: "Ben Bloomberg"
Date: 4/15/16 1:02 pm
To:
Raid 5 disk array mirrored at a different location.
This gives great speed, (it writes and reads to all disks at once),
redundancy (one drive can fail in each array, giving time to hot replace)
and space (only 1 drive in each array is used for parity).
If you need a little cloud storage then mega g
I would argue that ZFS is superior to RAID in almost all situations these
days.
Ben
On Fri, Apr 15, 2016 at 2:01 PM, Jörn Nettingsmeier <
netti...@stackingdwarves.net> wrote:
> On 04/15/2016 07:09 PM, John Leonard wrote:
>
>> A question:
>>
>> Most of my recording is now 4 four or six channel 96/
An HP Microserver with FreeNAS is a great way to get a ZFS cluster running.
ZFS is a great filesystem for archiving media. I have machines running
pools ranging from 500GB to 144TB.
They can scale and grow really easily.
You can run pretty nicely with a cheap i3 CPU and a decent LSI HBA. A 16 TB
On 04/15/2016 07:09 PM, John Leonard wrote:
A question:
Most of my recording is now 4 four or six channel 96/24 and
currently, I back up from the recorders to bare hard drives via an
eSATA docking station, which means that I have an every-increasing
pile of hard drives, as I back up every thing
> A question:
> messy and b) a bit of a risk.
You want bright ideas,
so apologies for string nd sealing wax:
1) If you have everything twice:
-in many countries bank safety deposit boxes are quite cheap (for one set)
-my solution was to post a set to an understanding aged relative (after
the fu
eonard
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Subject: [Sursound] Storage - how do you do yours?
A question:Most of my recording is now 4 four or six channel 96/24 and
currently, I back up from the recorders to bare hard drives via an eSATA
docking station, which means that
A question:
Most of my recording is now 4 four or six channel 96/24 and currently, I back
up from the recorders to bare hard drives via an eSATA docking station, which
means that I have an every-increasing pile of hard drives, as I back up every
thing important twice. I’ve pretty much standardi
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