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    DIY: FreeNAS zfs/raidz 3TB storage server report

    May be PulsarOS would be an option for the future... http://pulsaros.digitalplayground.at/
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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...
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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
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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.
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    Build Your Own Atom-based NAS

    Where are the mentioned directory "path /mnt/raidarr" ? Where are the share named "NAS" ?
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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
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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.
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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...
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