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Possible to change username? Little did we know 15+ years ago that privacy would be as important as it is today. I would like to change my username to SadTelevision8558 Thanks!

I understand what you're saying but that's not my experience with the Gigabyte Z270 Gaming K7 (F4 BIOS). My Vcore is set at 1.16 manually. I only notice Vcore drop if I use the Normal+DVID mode or Auto modes. Anyhow, thank you for clarifying what you observed on the ASUS board. I am certainly...

That's really odd because my Gigabyte Z270X-Gaming K7 definitely has a manual mode and setting that results in fixed voltages even if EIST/C-States are turned on. I lack adaptive mode though on my board. Anyhow, I wonder if the BIOS teams are just swamped trying to cope with Z270 and Ryzen...

Do both EVGA and MSI boards have Adaptive VCore settings? If you're OCing I think that is critical. I'm pretty pissed my Gigabyte board lacks Adaptive Voltage settings.

Hello, This part really caught my eye regarding Vcore settings: If that's the case, then it sounds like the CPU is allowed to ramp down vcore and clock speeds assuming you have EIST/C-states activated? Then how is that any different than an adaptive voltage or offset mode? I was always under...

How do you use the Normal + DVID VCore settings on this board? I'm a bit confused.

Question--why do you guys also do a Noctua application? Is that just to show how its done with liquid metal and a traditional TIM? Are there disadvantages to using a typical paste? I've read on some places where people say traditional pastes will flow out over time or whatever...

I currently have a NAS running napp-it via ESXi. I set it up back in 2011 or so and I've let it run on its own. It also has a Windows 7 VM that's in charge of doing media downloads. However more recently I've been wondering if I can have an HTPC as well. Part of my desire is to have a Windows...

I see what you mean, but what I'm saying is I setup a "test" folder with Guest login, meaning I should NOT have to login. However in the ACL Extension, I made sure "Everyone@" is set to read only, and I added root to have full permissions. Therefore, when I try to access this "test" folder...

http://i.imgur.com/ngj69bF.png That's how I have my permissions setup. When I visit my server through Windows, it lets me browse that folder with no login, but I can't delete it. However if I login with root, I can then get write access? I thought that's what I was describing or did I do...

But is it possible to set: - No login needed to read/execute - Login required to write? I think I got it setup where I turned ON guest access but set trivial acl everyone@ to "read." therefore, unless I login as root for example, i can't copy files over. Would that be correct?

@Gea: Question regarding permissions because I haven't set something up properly even after 2 years (shame on me). First off, let's just reset everything. I should probably start with a reset ACL because everything is screwed up after 2 years of stupidity. Do I reset to "Modify?" What should...

How does Omni get updated if I use the bundled esxi bundle with Napp it off your website? Is there some updater utility? The update functionality within napp-it is for napp-it only right?

Is it not recommended to use OI anymore? I have an OI based napp-it server that I've been running for over a year now. I haven't followed this thread for a while, but it seems like there's now a standalone napp-it on Omni? Should I switch? I'm really just a newbie with Linux, and command line...

whats the internal base reservation? I thought there was that option to run only to 90% full. I don't want to get too close to being full. But even with that I don't see why it goes from 7.88T => 7.2T => 6.4T for my folder. Sorry for being newb :(

I see... but then why does it only give me 4.25T free for the media folder? Shouldn't that be 4.96? It seems it's *another* 720G subtracted from 4.96....

I realize there's some unit conversion differences, but my single 2TB hard drive on my Windows desktop shows up as 1.96TB free. 1.96 * 4 drives = 7.84 TiB? I thought Windows uses TiB? Well either way.... If you refer to my screenshot it shows the pool has 4.96 avail, 2.88 used, that totals to...

@Gea or someone who can explain this Ok so for the pool, it shows a total of 7.84 TB (6x2TB in raidz2). I understand that it's 4 drives and 2TB drives aren't really 2 TiB. How come for my ZFS Folder media though, it shows a total of 6.4 TB (4.25 avail + 2.15 used)? That's a huge difference...

8x2tb might be better as two 4x2tb raidz1 vdevs? For raidz2, best configs are 6 or 10 drives...

lets hope 3-4 years later we have sub $80 4tb drives... or even better. If reliability keeps up, I'll be using 6 of these to replace my current 2 TB drives.

so what's the difference between these and green drives (other than warranty)?

for tower coolers like the Noctua U9B-SE2, would you recommend doing a push pull front to back or would you go for the top exhaust?

1) ASRock Z68 Extreme4 Gen 3 Motherboard - $100 - Fully compatible with i3/i5/i7 Sandy Bridge & Ivy Bridge http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=Z68%20Extreme4%20Gen3 2) Fractal Define XL Full ATX Case - $100 - This is not the USB 3.0 version meaning it does not have USB 3.0...

Need some cable management advice. Do you guys run the ATX and 8 pin EPS cables UNDER the motherboard? I think that might clean things up a bit for me.

http://tinkertry.com/vmdirectpath/ Z68 boards tested for VT-d. MSI and ASRock passed but Gigabyte and Asus failed. I would definitely ask someone with a non K CPU to look it up on your new Z77 board. Don't assume it works. I will hear 900 responses of people who obviously haven't tested it...

i have my WD Raptor 74GB as my boot drive right now but its noisy as fck... anyone recommend a good boot drive? Maybe a WD 500GB Blue drive? or perhaps i should crack open this Intel 320 160GB SSD sitting here (that I intended to sell) lol

Bump any help?? Bump any help??

Ok. M1015 flashed to 9240, but still not seeing Spindown. I've disabled fmd as suggested here: http://www.nexenta.org/boards/1/topics/1414 I have autopm enable. Here's my power.conf # # Copyright 1996-2002 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. # Use is subject to license terms. #...

question is how long does a rebuild take with 6 x 2TB drives?

Hey. I went with raidz2 on a 6 disk setup. I abandoned it and went to 10 disks instead. However, I decided to wait a bit because I wanted to migrate to better RAID cards and as a result HD prices shot through the roof. Consider moving to 10 or risk a lot of data. 1/3 for redundancy is more...

holy fuck Seagate.

bumpity

can someone explain something about the whole 4K thing to me? Samsung F4s are 4k drives with 512byte emulation, But what about other drives? Do all drives have the emulation, or are some just straight up 4k native? And what if I mix 4k and 512byte drives in ZFS (using napp-it)??? Unadvised?

gah - debating whether I should jump on this or not http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Barracuda-3-5-Inch-Internal-ST2000DL003/dp/B004CCS266/ref=sr_1_1?t=slickdeals&tag=slickdeals&ie=UTF8&qid=1322544421&sr=8-1

but mixing manufacturers/models? I mean they should be similar in that i'd use green ~5400 rpm drives with similar performance.

Long story: I wanted to build a 10 drive raidz2 NAS for home storage for a while. I had 5 Samsung F4s from earlier this year and I finally put together a system in September. I wanted to test all the setup and stuff, but with grad school and all I've been busy as hell. I placed another order for...

Just buy this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?SID=u68933t0f0fp63483dd0c0s701&AID=10440897&PID=1225267&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-cables-_-na-_-na&ItemList=Combo.757245 I don't get why people don't jump on these deals. Or you can get the 80gb for like $80...

if anyone catches the Samsung F4 2TB for cheap let me know!!!!

gah they have WD 2TB drives on sale. what do people think about mixing 5x 2TB WD drives with 5x 2TB Samsung F4 drives for my 10 drive raidz2 setup? Bad idea or should I wait? Because it seems like the Samsung F4 drives will be the last to come down in price.... Or should I consider selling...

so it seems that there are cheap 2TB Seagate and other drives that surface once in a while. I really would like my NAS up and running soon, but I only have 5/10 drives. Should I consider mixing drives to do a 10 drive setup, or should I run a RAIDz1 with 5 drives and wait for drives to come...