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Look at a AMD Zacate, I have the MSI E350IA-E45 running zfsguru and 4 western digital 2tb drives in a zfs array and its alot faster then gigabit(click for proof and thats with a 4 disc raidz), they are alot faster then a Intel Atom and really low power.
The pool has compression and access times turned off and has over 1.4TB of movies and files on it. All the tests are done using the ZFSguru non-destructive benchmark.
Test 1 using Athlon:
Size : 16GB
Source : zero
Read : 177 MB/s
Write : 162 MB/s
Test 2 using Athlon:
Size : 16GB
Source ...
I will do 2 tests tomorrow using parts from my Server and my HTPC (both in sig)
Here is how the 2 test machines will be setup:
Athlon X2 Setup:
Athlon X2 250@3GHz, Asus M4A78LT-M LE, Mushkin <M 2x4GB DDR3, 2GB Flash Drive (OS), 4x WD 2TB EARS (Raidz1), ZFSguru 0.1.8 RootonZFS
Zacate Setup:
AMD...
What are you going to use for the built in torrent client? I have tried a bunch of different clients and have found qbittorent to be the best. It has a webui, is fairly light, has a built in search, does rss feeds, and is pretty much a copy of utorrent just styled different and open source.
I had the same problem with it going back to 512K sectors. I wouldn't write to the array until this is fixed, my array is now corrupt because I tried the non destructive benchmark.
Im using 0.1.7 rootonzfs (specs in sig) and shut my server off today and when I booted it back up I found something odd.
All but my OS (80GB) and one of my 2TB drives (2TB-3) lost their labels, I had them labeled 2TB-1 through 4 using GEOM. They also lost the 4K sector .nop fix and now say 512...
@sub.mesa: Is the disk image 64 bit? Because I can't seem to get it to boot in virtual box. I used a ubuntu vm and dd to copy the image to the virtual box disk but when I try booting the vm it says
CPU doesn't support long mode
warning: module 'acpi' already loaded
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hit [Enter] to boot...