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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    Well, the use is the simplest, as for most home users, this server will mostly store my multimedia files, offering it over the network. I mostly use it on my desktop, which dubles as my media center. Talking about cost, it may not be much relevant to most of you, since I live in Hungary (EU...
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    I've just got some bad news, the Tyan board I ordered can no longer be acquired by that retailer. I did wan't to go professional on this build, but more advanced Opteron boards would be just too expensive and the CPUs fitting them would consume lots of energy without me being able to use their...
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    I've got the whole thing described under the new file-server part. We have a bit of confusion here, as Wikipedia states, JBOD can mean 2 things. I actually meant standalone HDDs. I know it isn't too secure, since if a drive that isn't backed up fails, I'll loose the data. But at least it...
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    After having snapped a few shots of my new Norco case, I thought it was time to show off my current and future setups alongside eachother :) My current file-server (Fedora13): MB: Asus M2N WS Proc: Athlon64 3000+ Mem: 2x2 GB KingMax DDR2-800 SATA ctrl: Supermicro PCI-X card with Marvell...
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    If you're thinking of the green series' speed change, that's a totally internal function of the HDD. The type of SATA controller should have no bearing on it. As for a total halt of drives, I would really not recommend it for a RAID setup.
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - READ requirements in first post

    Hey there! As my server upgrades have come to an end, I though that I might contribute... :) My storage server using Fedora7: Chieftec fulltower case Enermax Liberty 620W Asus M2N32 WS Pro. AMD64 3500+ 2x512MB DDR800 S3 1MB VGA (PCI) HDDs (no RAID at all): MB's primary IDE...
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    Post your Smoothie/ipcop/etc. specs

    Parent's place: CableTV connection: ClarkConnect 2.1(only firewall and mail forward to my place) Intel PI 200MMX Asus MB 64MB RAM (128MB installed, but some problems...) 6.4GB Quantum HDD 2xRealtek something 10/100 LAN My ADSL still at my parent's(cool service, works at 2 locations...
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    The *Official* Post Pics Of Your Network Thread

    On the table: -ADSL modem -Linksys WRT54G router Below those (can't be seen, sorry): Conceptronic 8 port 10/100MBit switch D-Link 5 port 1GBit switch On the left hand side: File-server #2 (Suse9.3 minimal install): Asus A7N266-VM AMD Athlon XP 2000+ 256MB DDR-266 D-Link GBit LAN...
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    Problems caused by adding new drives to my file-server

    My PSU is a Héden 560W power supply. It's not a big brand, it's sold by LG France. But according to the BIOS voltage monitoring, everything is fine. I'm not replacing the drives but I'm adding new ones. So there is no confusion caused by the pratitions type or number. All of the drives has a...
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    Problems caused by adding new drives to my file-server

    If the solution would be so simple... No, of corse, I'm tolking about a normal HDD addition, with the computer turned off. And when it gets OK again is the time when I reinstall the system. Not reboot but reinstall. It's probably a lot more of a linux question... I just tought that those, who...
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    Problems caused by adding new drives to my file-server

    Hi! I have a file-server with 14 HDD for the moment(10 IDE + 4 SATA). The problem is, that when I add a new ard drive, the system(Fedora 4) goes a bit crazy. The IDE drives cause some errors in the kernel and get remounted in read-only mode. This problem only appears when I'm adding a new...
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    How Many HDs Do You Have?

    Main rig: 2x80GB File server #1: 2x120GB 2x160GB 8x200GB File server #2: 1x120GB 3x200GB Mail/web server: 1x60GB Notebook: 1x20GB Total: 3120GB All of these drives are Maxtors except for the notebook drive, which is a Hitachi HDD. I've never had an HDD failure so I...
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    The *Official* Post Pics Of Your Network Thread

    I'm sure that the notebook there is a Toshiba but I don't know which one exactly...
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