Erik,
Thanks
for the feedback. That’s
helpful.
What type
of drives come with
the NAS? Are they 7200rpm or 5400rpm? Or does that depend on which
flavour of
the Netgear NAS one buys?
Hi
David
I have a ReadyNAS Duo [X-RAID] with two 1TB disks in raid 0 (mirrored).
I
believe it's close to what you are looking at. It's mounted as NFS in
my Ubuntu
server. I use this set-up in my home for personal as well as business
use. It
has worked flawlessly since I installed it, I think it was in october
last
year. I backup several clients to it as well as the Ubuntu server it
self. A
full backup typically reaches a speed of 8 MB/s, but I haven't made any
effort
to tune the setup, I just plug and pray ;-) . I also store some larger
files on
it and I stream video from it as well. Works great.
What do you want to know?
Regards
/Erik
David Williams skrev 2010-04-06 23:11:
I currently have a Western Digitial 1TB My Book
World device
which seems like it’s starting to play up, which is a shame because
I’ve hacked
it (it’s basically a Linux server) so that I could mount the drive as
NFS under
Linux and perform backups using Backuppc. I haven’t look into the
problem
with the drive too much, but after a few days of it being mounted I
can’t cd
into the mount partition of the drive L
I’m looking to get a replacement which will
mainly be used
to backup various mount points on my home Linux server. I haven’t done
too much research yet but need something that is one the cheap side, is
compatible with Linux and preferably will let me format the drives to
ext3 too,
or at least mount the drives such that I can perform backups using
Backuppc,
which requires hardlinks.
I took a very quick look around and saw the
Netgear
RND2210-100NAS which looks pretty decent (states that it’s compatible
with
Linux) and has 2 drives. Looks like it already comes with 2 x 1TB
drives
(no idea what type of drives though if it does indeed come with 2 HDs)
and this
would be great as I could use 1 on the 1TB drive for my backups and the
other
to hold my photos, music and videos, which would free up some space on
my Linux
server.
Has anyone ever used (or is currently using) the
above
Netgear device and could provide feedback?
If I can’t find a decent NAS then I’ll have to
buy several
HD’s and re-config my Linux server with much larger drives.
___________________________________________________________
Dave
Williams
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