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Ear-Relevant
May 22, 2017Aspirant
ReadyNAS Pro rebooting and resyncing, with file copy hangups and other issues
I have been using a ReadyNAS Pro RNDP6350-100NAS for many years as a home music server (Logitech Media Server) and backup for my PC and data files. Firmware is 4.2.30. It has not been 100% st...
Sandshark
May 27, 2017Sensei
You may want to consider upgrading the processor on your Pioneer Pro. The Pentium 1.8GHz E2160 in it is a bit slow, and replacement Core2 processors are quite cheap these days. Mine are running a 2.93GHz Core2 E7500, which currently sells on eBay for about $5. Of course, if it's just as a backup system, it may not make too much of a difference.
If you do decide to upgrade the processor, make sure your BIOS is the latest. The fastest of the compatible CPU's need it and it's a lot easier to update while you are on OS4.2.x than on OS6.
Mentioning the competition, even that you own or may purchase one, is not a capital offense. Just don't advocate it.
Ear-Relevant
May 27, 2017Aspirant
Sandshark,
That's interesting about the inexpensive processor upgrade, also considering that the CPU might be what's causing the current trouble. Thanks for the tip!
I have favorites, but I try to not be a fanboy with any consumer products. I'm just trying to choose the best product for my needs in a crowded market. It is much more complex with something like an NAS, network speeds, backup strategies, etc. Phew!
On the topic of perfectionism and consumer choice, I often recommend a great book: The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less, by Barry Schwartz.
Peace,
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