|
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a
WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen
one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague
and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and
a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went
into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
there are but may be pricey mostly designed for windows
--- Mike Bader? Privacy and Security? “I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a
WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen
one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague
and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and
a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went
into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
Open Windows Explorer. In the path bar, enter pi-nas.local
and press the Enter key. That should create a new entry under Network
in the left navigation bar and show its contents. Double-click on the
share and enter the username pi-nas-user and the password you chose in the Grant drive access step when prompted. Feb 20, 2024From a Terminal window, run the following command to see the disks connected to your Pi: sudo fdisk -l. Find the external drive you want to use for your files—in my case, it's an 80GB drive ... Apr 5, 2024Prepare the Raspberry Pi. Install an OS: Flash Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) Lite or another preferred OS onto the micro SD card. Initial Setup: Insert the micro SD card into your Raspberry Pi, connect ... This protocol is an ideal choice for a Raspberry Pi NAS
if you find yourself with mainly Mac computers. Otherwise, I suggest
choosing something else, such as Samba. Learn How to Setup AFP.
Raspberry Pi Network File System (NFS) NFS or network file system
is a network file protocol originally developed by Sun Microsystems.
Much like the other ... Step 04: Add your storage. Using the powered USB 3.0 hub connected to your Raspberry Pi,
plug in all your USB disk drives. Give the system a few seconds to
'see' the disks, then enter the following: lsblk. This command tells you
about devices connected to the system. Mar 30, 2024Today, we embark on the transformation of your Raspberry Pi into a Network-Attached Storage (NAS) solution. Say farewell to the complexities of an overloaded local storage. Instead, envision your Raspberry Pi,
equipped with a Samba Server, seamlessly organizing files for efficient
collaboration, simultaneous access, and reliable backups. Oct 22, 2023Welcome to the best article on setting up an OpenMediaVault-based NAS on a Raspberry Pi Single Board Computer! This guide is the fastest and best way to go about it. Raspberry Pi
single-board computers are purpose-built to run 24/7, with a low power
draw and high reliability. Thus are perfect as the heart of a Maker
Level NAS. If you asked me how much can a NAS can cost, I'll ask you how long ... Add storage. Once it's up and running, plug one or multiple USB disks into the Raspberry Pi. Head to Storage > Disks and click the Scan button to make OpenMediaVault aware of the disks. Then use ... Sep 2, 2023Step 3: Add External Storage. You can add multiple USB storage devices to Raspberry Pi
4 via the USB 3.0 ports. Connect one of your SSDs or hard drives to the
USB port and follow the steps below to mount the external storage
device to a directory in the file system and add storage to your DIY NAS. 5. Setup a NAS Server on Raspberry PI. In this document we want setup a simple NAS server from scratch, based on the SMB protocol. The goal is to save files on the NAS
server and share them between different computer clients. 5.1
Requirements. For this project we need a Raspberry PI2 or Pi3 with a
running Rasbian and ready connected to your ...
--- Mike Bader? Privacy and Security? “I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a
WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen
one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague
and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and
a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went
into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
I used a pi for pihole gateway and network router add blocker there is a docker version too
kb8khc
--- Mike Bader? Privacy and Security? “I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a
WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen
one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague
and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and
a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went
into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
I would suggest a better fan and heatsink for the p5 I got mine at microcenter
--- Mike Bader? Privacy and Security? “I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:49:50 AM EDT, mike bader <mdbader@...> wrote:
I used a pi for pihole gateway and network router add blocker there is a docker version too
kb8khc
--- Mike Bader? Privacy and Security? “I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a
WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen
one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague
and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and
a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went
into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
I just got two AnyTone AT-D878UV II plus
Using chirp to program them
--- Mike Bader? Privacy and Security? “I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have a
WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have seen
one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague
and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and
a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went
into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
Hello Jim,
I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have
a WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have
seen one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather
vague and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
This really doesn't have anything to do with Amateur Radio but the
list has been slow for a while now so I'll bite.? I don't know if I
would call that a "NAS" as a NAS (to me),needs to offer some sort of
storage redundancy.? This "kit" only uses a single SATA-based
USB-attached SSD.? The choice is yours but if your data is
important, I would recommend at LEAST a dual drive setup running in
a mirror.
It consists of a metal
enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and a SSD adapter card.?
I expected the instructions to at least suggest a/some Linux NAS
programs to use but the instructions went into detail about how
to enable the pretty flashing LED's and never even mentioned how
to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there
are not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
There are a lot of options out there but since you want to run on a
Raspberry Pi, this narrows things down.? Consider OpenMediaVault and
there is a good series of information here using a more competent
storage interface with multiple drives:
?? #Uses OpenMediaVault, ZFS file system, etc
??
?? #Some other hardware/software NAS alternatives here:
??
If you're willing to use different hardware, I highly recommend
TrueNAS Scale running on X86_64 CPUs:
??
--David
KI6ZHD
|
There are a lot of options out there but since you want to run on a Raspberry Pi, this narrows things down. Consider OpenMediaVault and there is a good series of information here using a more competent storage interface with multiple drives:
#Uses OpenMediaVault, ZFS file system, etc
#Some other hardware/software NAS alternatives here:
If you're willing to use different hardware, I highly recommend TrueNAS Scale running on X86_64 CPUs:
Would this run on an HP miniserver? I could do with backing up my NAS.... --David
KI6ZHD Dave G4UGM
|
Would this run on an HP miniserver?
I'm not sure as I don't have any of that Hp hardware but here are
the TrueNAS requirements:
??
The larger question will be if your mini-server has enough expansion
space, power, and cooling to host at least two storage devices
(SATA, NVME, etc).
I could do with backing up my NAS....
Properly backing up a NAS can be harder than you think and it
completely depends on the source NAS and what it supports.? I would
recommend to research what your existing NAS uses for backups and
see what might be possible.? Many of these new ZFS-based NAS devices
use very different technologies for NAS-to-NAS backups.?
Alternatively, you could just mount both NASes from a common
computer and run other backup software to shuttle the original NAS
files to the backup NAS.
--David
KI6ZHD
|
It currently has four “standard” SATA drives in it so I think the main question is RAM… ? Dave ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of David Ranch via groups.io
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2024 4:52 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio] RPi NAS?
Would this run on an HP miniserver?
I'm not sure as I don't have any of that Hp hardware but here are the TrueNAS requirements:
??
The larger question will be if your mini-server has enough expansion space, power, and cooling to host at least two storage devices (SATA, NVME, etc).
I could do with backing up my NAS....
Properly backing up a NAS can be harder than you think and it completely depends on the source NAS and what it supports.? I would recommend to research what your existing NAS uses for backups and see what might be possible.? Many of these new ZFS-based NAS devices use very different technologies for NAS-to-NAS backups.? Alternatively, you could just mount both NASes from a common computer and run other backup software to shuttle the original NAS files to the backup NAS.
--David
KI6ZHD
|
On 18/06/2024 07:07, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY
via groups.io wrote:
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I would like to implement a RPi NAS.? I have
a WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old).? I have
seen one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather
vague and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan
and a SSD adapter card.? I expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions
went into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's
and never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there
are not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the
ham radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like
to get that backed up and moved over to another system hence the
request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
I was actually planning to use my RPi 4B.
I have only seen one ssd interface card.? I did buy a metal case
from Amazon that was a little taller than most cases and included
a heat sink and fan as well as the SSD interface card.? I think
the RPi5 requires a Pineboard as ssd interface.
Thank you.
Jim
On 6/18/2024 12:12 AM, mike bader via
groups.io wrote:
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I would suggest a better
fan and heatsink for the p5
I got mine at microcenter
---
Mike Bader?
Privacy and Security?
“I don't have anything to hide.? I just don't have
anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws
will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:49:50 AM EDT, mike bader
<mdbader@...> wrote:
I used a pi for pihole gateway and
network router add blocker
there is a docker version too
kb8khc
---
Mike Bader?
Privacy and Security?
“I don't have anything to hide.? I just
don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed
only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT,
Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...>
wrote:
I would like to
implement a RPi NAS.? I have a WD NAS that
could fail at any time (10 years old).? I
have seen one Instructable about making an
RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague and
required printing a 3D case and I have no
access to 3D printing in this area of 200K
population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi
heat sink and fan and a SSD adapter card.? I
expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but
the instructions went into detail about how
to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS?? I
have only seen the 1 plus the one I found on
Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said,? can anyone recommend
a good Linux NAS program, preferably GUI but
not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files
including all the ham radio and
microcontroller files and programs and would
like to get that backed up and moved over to
another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
RPi4 and RPi5 can use the M.2 Hat and have an M.2 SSD installed.? I have one of these on my RPi5 with a 256 GB M.2 SSD running RaspI-OS 64-bit Bookworm.
Larry - AC8YE
On Thursday, June 20th, 2024 at 12:07 AM, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY via groups.io <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I was actually planning to use my RPi 4B.
I have only seen one ssd interface card. I did buy a metal case
from Amazon that was a little taller than most cases and included
a heat sink and fan as well as the SSD interface card. I think
the RPi5 requires a Pineboard as ssd interface.
Thank you.
Jim
On 6/18/2024 12:12 AM, mike bader via
groups.io wrote:
I would suggest a better
fan and heatsink for the p5
I got mine at microcenter
---
Mike Bader
Privacy and Security
“I don't have anything to hide. I just don't have
anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws
will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:49:50 AM EDT, mike bader
<mdbader@...> wrote:
I used a pi for pihole gateway and
network router add blocker
there is a docker version too
kb8khc
---
Mike Bader
Privacy and Security
“I don't have anything to hide. I just
don't have anything
I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed
only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT,
Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...>
wrote:
I would like to
implement a RPi NAS. I have a WD NAS that
could fail at any time (10 years old). I
have seen one Instructable about making an
RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague and
required printing a 3D case and I have no
access to 3D printing in this area of 200K
population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi
heat sink and fan and a SSD adapter card. I
expected the instructions to at least
suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but
the instructions went into detail about how
to enable the pretty flashing LED's and
never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS? I
have only seen the 1 plus the one I found on
Amazon but can not imagine that there are
not a lot of them.
With all of that said, can anyone recommend
a good Linux NAS program, preferably GUI but
not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files
including all the ham radio and
microcontroller files and programs and would
like to get that backed up and moved over to
another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
Rpi4 cannot use the M.2 hat. It has no externally accessible PCIe bus
Get
RPi4 and RPi5 can use the M.2 Hat and have an M.2 SSD installed.? I have one of these on my RPi5 with a 256 GB M.2 SSD running RaspI-OS 64-bit Bookworm.
Larry - AC8YE
On Thursday, June 20th, 2024 at 12:07 AM, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY via groups.io <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I was actually planning to use my RPi 4B.
I have only seen one ssd interface card. I did buy a metal case from Amazon that was a little taller than most cases and included a heat sink and fan as well as the SSD interface card. I think the RPi5 requires a Pineboard as ssd interface.
Thank you.
Jim
On 6/18/2024 12:12 AM, mike bader via groups.io wrote:
I would suggest a better fan and heatsink for the p5
I got mine at microcenter
---
Mike Bader
Privacy and Security
“I don't have anything to hide. I just don't have anything I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:49:50 AM EDT, mike bader <mdbader@...> wrote:
I used a pi for pihole gateway and network router add blocker
there is a docker version too
kb8khc
---
Mike Bader
Privacy and Security
“I don't have anything to hide. I just don't have anything I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I would like to implement a RPi NAS. I have a WD NAS that could fail at any time (10 years old). I have seen one Instructable about making an RPi5 NAS but it was rather vague and required printing a 3D case and I have no access to 3D printing in this area of 200K population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure with a RPi heat sink and fan and a SSD adapter card. I expected the instructions to at least suggest a/some Linux NAS programs to use but the instructions went into detail about how to enable the pretty flashing LED's and never even mentioned how to set up as a NAS.
Are there other hardware setups for NAS? I have only seen the 1 plus the one I found on Amazon but can not imagine that there are not a lot of them.
With all of that said, can anyone recommend a good Linux NAS program, preferably GUI but not a deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of my files including all the ham radio and microcontroller files and programs and would like to get that backed up and moved over to another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
It depends on the M.2 'HAT'. It depends on the 'HAT' interface.
The RPi4 can and does use M.2. The RPi4 Argon case, for example,
uses a USB M.2 board but you are correct that only the RPi5 has the
PCIe access. The RPi3 can also use USB M.2.
On 22/06/2024 02:21, N5XMT via
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Rpi4 cannot use the M.2 hat. It has no externally
accessible PCIe bus
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On Jun 21, 2024, at 17:26, "Larry - AC8YE
via "
< proton.me@groups.io
target=_blank> [email protected]> wrote:
RPi4 and RPi5 can use the M.2 Hat and have an M.2 SSD
installed.? I have one of these on my RPi5 with a 256 GB M.2
SSD running RaspI-OS 64-bit Bookworm.
Larry - AC8YE
On Thursday, June 20th, 2024 at
12:07 AM, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY via groups.io
<jpruitt67@...> wrote:
I was actually planning to use my RPi
4B.
I have only seen one ssd interface card. I did buy a
metal case from Amazon that was a little taller than
most cases and included a heat sink and fan as well as
the SSD interface card. I think the RPi5 requires a
Pineboard as ssd interface.
Thank you.
Jim
On 6/18/2024 12:12 AM, mike
bader via groups.io wrote:
I would suggest
a better fan and heatsink for the p5
I got mine at
microcenter
---
Mike Bader
Privacy and Security
“I don't have anything to hide. I just
don't have anything I want you to see.”
when encryption is outlawed
only outlaws will have encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 02:49:50 AM EDT,
mike bader <mdbader@...>
wrote:
I used a pi for pihole
gateway and network router add blocker
there is a docker version
too
kb8khc
---
Mike Bader
Privacy and Security
“I don't have anything to
hide. I just don't have anything I
want you to see.”
when encryption is
outlawed only outlaws will have
encryption
On Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at
02:07:52 AM EDT, Jim Pruitt WA7DUY <jpruitt67@...>
wrote:
I would
like to implement a RPi NAS. I
have a WD NAS that could fail at
any time (10 years old). I have
seen one Instructable about making
an RPi5 NAS but it was rather
vague and required printing a 3D
case and I have no access to 3D
printing in this area of 200K
population!
I just purchase a RPi4B NAS kit on
Amazon:
It consists of a metal enclosure
with a RPi heat sink and fan and a
SSD adapter card. I expected the
instructions to at least suggest
a/some Linux NAS programs to use
but the instructions went into
detail about how to enable the
pretty flashing LED's and never
even mentioned how to set up as a
NAS.
Are there other hardware setups
for NAS? I have only seen the 1
plus the one I found on Amazon but
can not imagine that there are not
a lot of them.
With all of that said, can anyone
recommend a good Linux NAS
program, preferably GUI but not a
deal breaker.
I use my WD NAS for storing all of
my files including all the ham
radio and microcontroller files
and programs and would like to get
that backed up and moved over to
another system hence the request.
Thank you.
Jim Pruitt
|
mike
Larry - AC8YE