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FreeNAS 0.69 beta 4 (Sareer) released
The FreeNAS machine is steaming ahead. Another week, another beta. The fourt beta has the usual update of the base system (FreeBSD 6.4, rsync 3.0.4, PHPMailer 2.2.1 and Transmission to 1.34), bug fixes and minor changes. Links: Changelog | Download … Continue reading
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FreeNAS server with Adaptec 2610SA RAID Controller
Most readers here know about the benefits of having a central fileserver, and especially one that’s BSD based ;-), i.e. FreeNAS. Here’s another success story by Ian Turner who set up a 1Tb of storage with RAID5 Fileserver on the … Continue reading
Beta release: FreeNAS 0.69 b4
The FreeNAS guys are doing a great job: another beta release in the .69 series. The forth beta upgrades the underlying FreeBSD system to 6.4. Majors changes: Upgrade to FreeBSD 6.4. Upgrade rsync to 3.0.4. Upgrade PHPMailer to 2.2.1. Upgrade … Continue reading
beta release: FreeNAS 0.69b3
Volker Theile has announced the third beta release of FreeNAS 0.69, a minimalist, FreeBSD-based operating system providing easy-to-setup Network-Attached Storage (NAS) services: Today a new beta version of FreeNAS 0.69 has been released. As soon as FreeBSD 6.4 is released, … Continue reading
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ostatic.com interview with FreeNAS developers
ostatic.com recently interviewed Olivier Cochard-Labbe, FreeNAS founder, and Volker Theile, project administrator. FreeNAS is free, lightweight, open source network attached storage (NAS) server software, based on FreeBSD. The following questions were asked: Who is your typical user? How do you … Continue reading
FreeNAS web interface features (video)
Gary Sims has uploaded another video where he goes through the different available options on the FreeNAS web interface. If you’re interested in setting up your own NAS server, free of charge, watch this video.
FreeNAS on Washington Post
FreeNAS, a FreeBSD based Network Attached Server (NAS), is mentioned on the Washington Post today: Network-Attached Storage on the Cheap Based on the FreeBSD operating system (a Unix derivative), FreeNAS is a server operating system that offers lots of features, … Continue reading
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How to resize ZFS in FreeNAS
One of the frequently asked questions regarding ZFS. Is it possible to resize a RAIDZ, RAIDZ2 or MIRRORED ZPOOL? The answer is a littlebit complicated… If you want to change the ‘geometry’ of the ZPOOL (for example: change from a … Continue reading