On 7/3/2015 10:11 AM, Laura Conrad wrote:
So whoever suggested systemrescuecd is the hero of the week.
:)
It's my go-to for very good reasons.
It would be really nice to have a gnus setup that used imap and left the
mail on the server, but did the nice splitting and spam checking that I
That is, I'm still not sure exactly what fixed the problem (Lenovo bios
couldn't find OS after rebuild of /boot partition), but it was some
combination of:
rebuilding the /boot partition several ways
booting off the hard drive from the systemrescuecd
running grub-install on both
This is a perennial topic, but I'm in need of some NAS storage and
figured I'd see what the current leanings are of the group.
I haven't yet figured out exactly what my requirements are, but I'm
probably looking to end up with two NAS units for office storage, where
one acts as primary and one as
On 7/3/2015 4:30 PM, Derek Atkins wrote:
I plan to build a freenas box. I can get a 24-bay 4U case and build
into it for about the same price as a synology that can only hold half
the disk space and a fraction of the ram..
Neither of which are microservers.
the disk and ram was the vast
I plan to build a freenas box. I can get a 24-bay 4U case and build into it
for about the same price as a synology that can only hold half the disk space
and a fraction of the ram..
the disk and ram was the vast majority of the price.
-derek
Sent on my mobile. Please forgive any typos.
On 7/3/2015 2:47 PM, Tom Metro wrote:
I'd ask if FreeNAS has been ported to any of them, but given the way
FreeNAS seems to have moved towards requiring more enterprise hardware
(ECC RAM, and lots of it), that seems unlikely.
ECC RAM is a requirement for full ZFS integrity, and lots of it is
