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DIY: FreeNAS zfs/raidz 3TB storage server report
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DIY: FreeNAS zfs/raidz 3TB storage server report
Be carefully ... FreeNAS & OSol are using different versions of ZFS. Due to the fact that OSol is using a newer version (v13?) you can easily import a pool that you have created with FreeNAS (v6?), but if the zfs-pool is migrated to higher veresion you can't import it with FreeNAS anymore. I... -
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What's the speed secret to "Build Your Own Atom-based NAS - Part 2"?
just install 'pure-ftpd' on your nas, before you starting with creation of raid... Check the throughput via ftp from PC to your nas with a single disk. This step takes only 2minutes and you know what's on. -
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What's the speed secret to "Build Your Own Atom-based NAS - Part 2"?
read is always faster then write... your values quite normal and 60MB/s write is not wrong for a single disk. -
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Possible EON vs FreeNas comparison
check if the smb server is already online # svcs smb/server check if all disks for raid are recognized # echo|format create a mirror of two disks with e.g c4t0d0 & c4t1d0 which is called 'pool' (the name of the disks are listed in the output...- roamer
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What's the speed secret to "Build Your Own Atom-based NAS - Part 2"?
Give Ubuntu a try, if you have read my previous posts in another thread then you know that I have also not reached more the 25MB/s with FreeNAS. -------------- To copy a file via windows client from one directory on the NAS to another directory on the NAS is not a good idea. That means... -
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What's the speed secret to "Build Your Own Atom-based NAS - Part 2"?
I prefer 32bit - because less then 4GB RAM is used - there were some trouble in past with Realtek NIC and 64bit e.g here, I want to bypass such problems Why not 8.04 -> It's older then 8.10 Why not 9.04 -> It was not released Why not still upgraded -> don't toch a running system :D -
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What's the speed secret to "Build Your Own Atom-based NAS - Part 2"?
Hello, I build a similar configuration after read this nice article about Ubuntu on Atom-platform. My config: Intel D945GCLF2 board (with Realtek 8111C onboard) 2x 1TB WD EADS hdd as mirror 2 GB RAM 4GB CompactFlash for Ubuntu and Ubuntu 8.10 server The write performance from a... -
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nexenta
Hello, has anybody tested Nexenta? I found some older pots about Nexenta here in the board, but it seems that nobody has collected real experience or at least didn't share them :confused: http://www.nexenta.org/os- roamer
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MSI Wind Atom 330 with FreeNAS .7 - Anyone?
I have tested FreeNAS 0.7 with an Intel D945GCLF2 Board and RAiD1, and I also reached only ~20-25 Mbyte/s write throughput. Afterwards I tested OpenSolaris as OS, which performed much better but the ZFS consumes a lot of RAM. (the max of 2GB was completly used during file copy.) Finally I'm... -
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Build Your Own Atom-based NAS
login into your nas and execute the following command: sudo chmod -R 777 /mnt/raidarr currently only root has write permission to /mnt/raidarr.- roamer
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- Forum: NAS Article Discussions
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Build Your Own Atom-based NAS
Where are the mentioned directory "path /mnt/raidarr" ? Where are the share named "NAS" ?- roamer
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- Forum: NAS Article Discussions
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Build Your Own Atom-based NAS
please login into your nas and provide output of the commands: ls -la /mnt/ cat /etc/samba/smb.conf- roamer
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- Forum: NAS Article Discussions
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NAS file management Qs
In principle it's not recommended to use ftp over the internet. At least you should use sftp.- roamer
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- Forum: General NAS Discussion
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NAS file management Qs
- If you are using the the same username/password on your clients and NAS no question is prompted. - If it's different it will be prompted once utill you change the user password on the NAS;) No, program and data two different things. If your NAS is e.g Windows based you are installing e.g...- roamer
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NAS file management Qs
The first question - Which OS do you want to use? Windows, Linux ? If you install a streaming server, you will just add the directory where your media files are stored. The streaming server creates only an index about the files, the files are not copied to another directory (no duplicates)...- roamer
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General questions on NAS setup
I didn't install/configure anything on OS-level for WoL. I just enabled WOL in the BIOS and installed Ubuntu 8.10 Server. Okay I have installed the acpi package manually, but this was necessary to enable the controlled shutdown if somebody press the power-button and not related to WoL. I... -
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General questions on NAS setup
this router is very popular here... http://www.avm.de/en/Produkte/FRITZBox/FRITZ_Box_Fon_WLAN/index.php This router is providing remote access via an ipsec tunnel and with the latest firmware. there is also a WOL feature implemented in the webgui of the router ... -
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General questions on NAS setup
I assume, the router keeps the known relations between ipaddress<->MACaddress of your NAS a while in the arp-cache after you have switched off your NAS and after this entry was removed, the router don't where to forward the magic-paket... Just modify the portforwarding for the magic-packet... -
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General questions on NAS setup
Hello, I nearly did the same - same Board but Ubuntu8.10. WOL is working with this board without problem, simply download a WOL tool of your choice for windows from the internet, install it and have fun. By the way It's called "Wake On" not "Sleep On" LAN. If you want that the NAS is shutting...