SnapRAID - another redundant file server entry.

We have yet another option available in the redundant disk array realm with SnapRAID.  SnapRAID throws its hat into the ring providing an open source (GPL3) offering that runs on Windows, Linux, MAC OS X, Solaris and BSD.  While it is still in early development, the author has stated reliability was the target ever since more »

 
Another media server option - Greyhole.

I came across this purely by accident and thought it looked pretty interesting.  It’s called Greyhole and it’s an open source expandable and redundant file storage system that uses Samba.  It’s listed on Google Code and has a high activity indicator, so the developer(s) is currently pounding away at it.

 
2008 Server R2...I missed you.

Saturday morning I moved the last of the files I needed to save from my WHS and shut it down for the last time.  I removed a couple of the older PATA drives, since it wasn’t going to be used as a storage server any longer, and got rid of Windows Home Server for good.

 

After restoring my WHS, I decided to not outfit it with all the software and whatnot that I had running on it last time.  I put what I needed to be on there and then stopped.  Sure, it still has more than what a Windows Home Server is probably intended to have, but I also more »

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