@ Aaron: Thx, I'll take a look.
@ Tekk: How often do you swap HDD? I'll do it normally after seven years, when I'm building a new PC. For my NAS I'm planning five years.
Kristen is cute. Like her since Veronica Mars.
@ Aaron: Thx, I'll take a look.
@ Tekk: How often do you swap HDD? I'll do it normally after seven years, when I'm building a new PC. For my NAS I'm planning five years.
Kristen is cute. Like her since Veronica Mars.
She is from the east side of Michigan. I just looked it up where exactly, Huntington Woods. I thought she was from Bloomfield Hills. She grew up where my mom is from almost. My mom is from Royal Oak. I'm a west coaster. I'm from Traverse City originally.
I seem to move drives around a lot. I dunno why but I do. I have one drive in my OMV from a Fedora machine that is LVM. Just moved it in a few weeks ago and haven't reactivated the LVM yet. :lol: :lol:
PS- I like Kristen and Dax. They are typical Michigan people and don't let Hollywood or fame get to their head. Kid Rock and Eminem are good guys too. I met Kid Rock once. Very down to earth guy. These people care about their home state. I can't say this about Madonna. She is an ass.
Zitat von "tekkbebe"I wish they would build a small arm device that had a case and 2 hot swap slots for 2.5 inch drives. It would be pretty cool, a perfect mini OMV.
Look at the ODRIOD-XU by Hard Kernel. It has USB3 as a compromise for speed and hot swap, grab a decent enclosure with RAID and you're done
The problem that I am finding with a lot of the arm devices is that they either do not have gigabit ethernet (like the RasPi) or it is not yet supported (Cubietruck).. I have a Cubietruck that I am planning to turn into a NAS, and the problem I have at the moment is that Cubietech haven't actually got a Linux image with gigabit ethernet.
On the front of OMV and Debain killing the flash, I believe most boards with flash have an SD slot also? That would solve the problem.
EDIT: I thought the ODROID_XU had gigabit ethernet, but it doesn't... so I guess the Cubietruck is the fastest thing in the way of arm... once they get the ethernet sorted
EDIT2: UDOO Quad has gigabit
Yeah, I've seen the UDOO. They have some videos on YouTube. In one they used OMV.
It is even on the homepage itself:
http://www.udoo.org/ProjectsAn…network-attached-storage/
under PART 2 – Software Setup
I have an Udoo Quad running wheezy
You bought one.... :shock:
I got it through kickstarter for work because of the fast processor and the arduino section.
Odroid xu has gigabit..but it's a seperate addons.they did so because not all need it..and to have a minor price,they included it as an adaptor,for only who need it.
The one they sell,it's compatible with both linux and android.
I own it and works great.
I'm interested in build a nas with xu,gigabit lan adapter and hdd dock (usb 3.0)with in it a sata hdd 2TB WD red (nas supported)
http://www.hardkernel.com/main….php?g_code=G137448544866
http://www.hardkernel.com/main….php?g_code=G137447448698
How can i begin here?sorry for this noob question,i looked in the forum without much finding..
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