Raspberry PI, SlackwareARM, fs integrity and power outages
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I have no intention of using my pi (3) as a NAS/SAN/whatever, but I do have an old GoFlex Home (single 1T disk). Might have to get a decent system installed on it.
Had never even thought of it. Cheers.
Last edited by syg00; 03-16-2016 at 07:02 AM.
Reason: T for terabyte
I made a custom alluminium rack so that my GoFlex Net's would be able to use ordinary 2.5" sata drives without the seagate enclosure. I think you should be able to do the same for the GoFlex Home and use any ordinary 3.5" sata drive and optionally also the 2.5" ones too if you like.
I see that you can now get 4Tb 3.5" sata drives ... not sure if they'll work in the GoFlex Home but what the hell you can still use it in your desktop if it doesn't.
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