Ordered yesterday the full kit from the batch 3, expected to be shipped in June. Clever kit with all you may need, just the HDs have to be added.
I'm planning a 4x8TB station, suggestion for the HDs?
regards
gm
Ordered yesterday the full kit from the batch 3, expected to be shipped in June. Clever kit with all you may need, just the HDs have to be added.
I'm planning a 4x8TB station, suggestion for the HDs?
regards
gm
Agreed at all with you guys!
I'm currently waiting for an upgrade of my Internet connection, now with some crappy ADSL+ and soon a mixed fiber-copper should arrive in my house (the fiber cabinet is just in front of my street gate).
At first I'll play with rsync and a remote hosting I have, still some days to wait...
Hello all,
in the last few weeks I decided to browse a bit about the DIY Nas state-of-the-art and found OMV as the best route to take. I'm the kind of person that prefers to build myself instead of purchase out-of-the-box, when possible. Recently I've hacked my coffee machine just to have my coffee be made asking to Alexa, just to say...
I think to have started my journey with OMV in the easy way, a RPI 3 and an external 8TB WD USB 3 Disk. The same day I've ordered a 4GB Rock64 with one USB 3.0 port and actually I'm playing a bit with it, following the great instructional videos of Techno Dad Life and searching additional infos here in the forum. With a wired connection I currently see around 400 mbps in writing and 600 mbps in reading, this after an upgrade to my home network with a GB switch with the LAG option included, one day I'll move to something more complete...
My plan is to have a local storage for the huge raw files coming from my camera, organised and part of the post processing workflow. Remote access actually is not a top priority. Just started to explore OMV and its ecosystem, but I see a bright future.
Here is my Rock64 on top of the WD storage, just for the photo...