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Recommendations for Filesystem
I have built the bones of a NAS system (which comprises of Ubuntu server 11.04 on 500GB SATA drive, and 3 2TB SATA disks in software RAID5 configuration)...
I'm looking for some advice on what ...
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Can't figure out HD replacement in FreeNAS 8
So I'm testing this out in VirtualBox, and I've got two 10GB drives as a test (mirror of ada1 and ada2, ZFS). I create a zpool/volume called "tank" with the two drives, no problem. Then I power off, ...
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ZFS performance issue
i recently set up a FreeNAS server with the following specs:
2.2Ghz AMD Processor
5GB RAM (just put in what i had)
500GB system drive (with a data partition, probably UFS?)
2x1TB data drives in a ...
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Setting up an email alert when ZFS disk fails on FreeNAS
I am trying out FreeNAS 0.7.2 Sabanda (revision 5226) with 4x1TB disks, single parity ZFS RAID.
While the email reports built into FreeNAS are good, I was wondering if there was a way I could get it ...
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FreeNAS: single-disk ZFS?
I have an older PC being re-purposed as a FreeNAS box for the household LAN. So far I've got FreeNAS installed to a USB thumb drive and a 500GB SATA drive for storage. I went and unmounted the hard ...
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How to build a NAS?
I have quite a bit of photos I'd like to organize and get away from sparse DVDs and move to a NAS solution. Ideally, this would let me have some level of redundancy and more easily find what I'm ...
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Setting up a home server - what to use? (ZFS vs btrfs, BSD vs Linux, misc other requirements)
I need to get all our home content off individual machines and onto a central server. What I'd like to have is the metaphorical "server under the stairs".
Stuff we need:
expandable storage. I ...
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ZFS Hard Drive Configuration in FreeNAS
I've been messing around with FreeNAS installed on a USB Flash Drive for a week or so, just testing all the services and possible hard drive configurations utilizing ZFS. It's a pretty neat setup but ...