Which OS?
there are BIOS settings to enable VD-d. those have to be turned on first. Then there are steps to install/configure IOMMU on your OS. there are pleanty of youtube videos describing how to set this up.
Chris
No, that is how it has always been. You put the disks in a pool, then you carve out your virtural disks with whatever raid level you want. It has been that way since day 1.
Chris
Interesting Processor.
1 Performance core and 4 Efficient cores. 6 total threads.
2 memory channels
20 PCIe Lanes
roughly twice the performance - so about the same speed as the N305
Can we ask CWWK to make a NAS variant that has 6 native SATA ports? and not have the PCIe slot use the same...
The comment about the big issue is weight. With 78 drives the weight is 150 lbs with just the drives. The chassis should be about 100+ lbs. In one of the labs I used to run, we could only load the racks half way due the building (lack of) structure.
Chris.
That definitely looks like it has much better results.
Just remember that powerline is basically wifi over your power lines. I.e. it is not a duplex setup.
Chris
There is a reason that I have Cat5 running down my hallways... I started with Powerline. it worked... and for the occasional times that I needed to work from home... Then mesh networking started... that was much faster... but still had jitter issues.. When work from home started. I had to...
There are cable modems that have 2.5gb on the lan side. I usually turn off the FW from the modem to use my own. If I had one of these connections, I would want 2.5gb at least. There are some WAN connection that are greater than 1gb already
Speeds are going up. that is certain. If I was to...
https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2023/09/beelink-eq12-pro-cheap-home-server-with-8-cores-and-32-gb-ram/
There is a post here in the comments that it works with a n100...
I am interested in an answer too...
Chris
also look into the PicoPSU so that you can draw DC to the server instead of DC -> AC -> DC conversion. that will save a lot of power in the conversion.
and the real question is how big is the server? something like my setup would take ~1000W for 24h utilization. something smaller (like TTM)...
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