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More on CPU specs of the ReadyNAS Pro
Hi all, Does anyone know what FSB speeds the ReadyNAS Pro motherboard supports. I have three "servers" that I'm trying to consolidate. I figured that the file server (which is actually the slowe...
OK... just got my NAS up transferred my drives from a Ultra 2.. now I put the drives in my new Ultra 6 Plus.. changed the CPU to a YES X6800 .. and it is up an running with Stock ReadyNas fan. also tried it out with a little mod for pegs with Intel Stock Fan.. both are working. Prefer the Stock ReadyNas fan for profile reasons and can keep the door on. I changed the mem to 2 Gig Ridata ddr 800ghz. Looking at doing an 8GB upgrade. I esentialy want to run a VM off this box on demand. Also want to move my Linux Plex VM to this and see if it will run. Couple of notes. I have had some strange issues when copying either files "MKV" larger then 4GB the transfer speed throttles back from 118MB to 45-60MBs. Anyone else seen this?
Not sure if its a chip issue or something else. Was I supposed to recompile my Kernel for this Extreme Chip? My first post. Getting better with Linux..day by day.. Long time IT admin over 14years building PC and always have to have something to tinker with. :) So glad to find these forums. how are you guys probing the chip and benchmarking.. do I need to install some kind of ssh client on my readyNas?
Not sure if its a chip issue or something else. Was I supposed to recompile my Kernel for this Extreme Chip? My first post. Getting better with Linux..day by day.. Long time IT admin over 14years building PC and always have to have something to tinker with. :) So glad to find these forums. how are you guys probing the chip and benchmarking.. do I need to install some kind of ssh client on my readyNas?
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