revoli wrote: > Thanks. I do have a spare synology NAS but its only the 211 so not up > to the job. > > It sounds as if LMS is now supported by enthusiasts which makes me > wonder about future proofing. I dont want to shell out for kit only to > find LMS no longer works on it. Is Pi the route most folks are taking? > Whats the best threads /sources to start on with this? > > If Readynas not updating their applets then doesnt seem worth > bothering about a new NAS to run it. The whole point was it was one > unit that managed itself, power efficient etc. A shame as this worked > really well. I might ask Netgear about LMS. Seems an easy win for them > to me. Failing that I guess I will just have to run everything off a PC > until I can work out the best way to go. LMS in any flavor is supported by enthusiasts; there is no "officially supported" path anymore. I'm still running it on a ReadyNAS Ultra 4, and haven't had a hiccup in years; I just upgrade disk storage as needed when space gets low (which the ReadyNAS makes very easy). But whatever platform you go with, the LMS build you use will be unofficial.
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