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I helped a friend to create home storage with two units (redudancy) of gnubee PC1 (2.5" drives), and setup is ultra useful, fast, low power and reliable (contra
by rdslw 4y ago
I helped a friend to create home storage with two units (redudancy) of gnubee PC1 (2.5" drives), and setup is ultra useful, fast, low power and reliable (contrary to sibling comments ;) -> highly recommend it.
Usage (few years of happy usage):
* openwrt custom build with patches
* FDE for all drives using linux cryptsetup, including custom patches for cryptoengine (critical)
* big (read x TB) repos served by locally (on gnubee) run syncthing
* big files served for local media devices over ksmbd, (read 4k streams ;)
* drives in raid1 (linux mdraid)
ultra low power for 24/7, with 90% of energy budget for drives.
Highly recommended! But yes, I agree that it required tinkering, skills and time to set up.