>Yeah I run RAID 0 on my SD cards
>Your what?
Yeah I run RAID 0 on my SD cards
Nathaniel Hernandez
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Eli Sullivan
>he doesn't have several 2TB pendrives in RAID and run Windows from them
Lmaoing at your lyf
Alexander Evans
what
Cameron Wood
I'd use those 256GB micro sd cards and do a 10x mirrored ZFS vdev
Colton Wilson
Are there any other open source hardware SoCs specifically made for NAS?
Jackson Martinez
the only way I would consider doing this is if I had a raid 5 setup with a hdd backup of the 0.
Have never had a sd/thumb drive that didn't die prematurely.
Jeremiah Collins
>hele's youl ssd blo
Nicholas Walker
It's probably for batch copying on the cheap, I've done that for CentOS installs on USB drives before.
Michael Reed
can they use something liked jbod i dont want to waste space
Isaac Baker
Why do Chinese call micro SD cards as TF cards?
Grayson Powell
>specifically for nas
>only 4 sata ports
does not look like a nas board to me.
Luis Lewis
TransFlash
Jace Morales
thats the big card not microsd
Asher Murphy
guaranteed none of your drives are actually 2TB and the minute you try and download animu to those spots on the drive, goodnight sweet prince
Cooper Jackson
>what is pxe boot
Luke Lopez
not him, but what would happen?
Austin Perez
en.wikipedia.org
Don't fuck around with chink flash man.
Thomas Foster
titfuck cards
Adrian Long
>Yeah I run M.2 RAID 0 on my X399
>all 27 of them
Joshua Edwards
For those who don't want to read the article.
>A press release from the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office in Anoka County on June 2 stated that Prince had died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl, at the age of 57.
Fentanyl
Gavin Lee
>arm
It's for small NAS
Hudson Martinez
At this point couldn't you use those M.2s as RAM?
Dylan Butler
No because the latency on ram is much lower than on ssds.
Nicholas Garcia
>Trans
Fucking dropped, when can we get CF back?
Josiah Myers
M.2s aren't normal SSDs though, isn't their latency lower than standard sata 3 SSDs?
William Johnson
Yes.
But it is not nanoseconds of RAM.
It's probably around 1/10 to 1/50th of a millisecond.
Still not very good on the latency effort.
Battery backed RAM is still king of I/O.
Michael Long
Four sata ports is more than the average home NAS would ever need. Business and enterprise can just slap a 3U/4U chassis with a bunch of drive bays in a rack and call it a day.
Camden Garcia
3U chassis here.
Multipathing is baller.