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janpeter1
Jun 27, 2015Luminary
Likely Readynas 3-series
Hello, I plan to upgrade from my ReadyNAS Duo that served me well for 5+ years running 2x2TB in Raid 1. Consider to buy 2- or 4-bay (or even 6-bay hope not) NAS and it is for home use with small o...
- Aug 04, 2015
You could put a suggestion in the Feature Request & Feedback subforum.
You could also make a request at rnxtras.com (not a netgear site)
janpeter1
Jul 04, 2015Luminary
Thanks.
1) So little incentive for small office home to invest in ECC memory I guess?
I work in the life science sector and people working with databases for genetic material etc
are usually very keen to ensure ECC memory and often use ZFS systems.
But I have not much of this kind of data on my desk.
2) iSCSI - can you sketch roughly what the main problem is with letting an aged Mac mini
stand for the CPU-power and ReadyNAS 3-series for the storage of media using Plex?
Much better to let ReadyNAS be the Plex-server in a stand alone way?
3) Virtual box - so 32-bit VMs would work I understand your comment as.
Good enough for me. Just want to be able to learn the technique and
see if can be useful from a central NAS in some way.
For heavier work I naturally run VirtualBox locally on my laptop or so.
1) So little incentive for small office home to invest in ECC memory I guess?
I work in the life science sector and people working with databases for genetic material etc
are usually very keen to ensure ECC memory and often use ZFS systems.
But I have not much of this kind of data on my desk.
2) iSCSI - can you sketch roughly what the main problem is with letting an aged Mac mini
stand for the CPU-power and ReadyNAS 3-series for the storage of media using Plex?
Much better to let ReadyNAS be the Plex-server in a stand alone way?
3) Virtual box - so 32-bit VMs would work I understand your comment as.
Good enough for me. Just want to be able to learn the technique and
see if can be useful from a central NAS in some way.
For heavier work I naturally run VirtualBox locally on my laptop or so.
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