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  • I have checked but I haven’t seen anything about power. By any chances, do you know in what category it may be?

  • Yes this is where I first heard of mergerfs/SnapRAID. But I didn’t realize this guide wasn’t using any software on top of Proxmox. I’ll read again, thanks!

  • Thanks, I’ll check ZFS again!

  • How do you manage your shares?

  • I was comparing Proxmox and Unraid. I had ruled out TrueNAS because it only supports ZFS. I was wrong about the RAM for ZFS, but another issue is that it doesn’t support different disk sizes

  • Indeed, it wasn’t clear that it was how it worked. That seems better than the cache/mover system from Unraid.

    Another point as to why I didn’t consider ZFS, is that it only works with disks having the same capacities. As I will be adding disks over time, I think I will be wasting disk space

  • Ok thanks.

    Do you use anything to manage disk failure?

  • Thanks I wasn’t sure if this was a possibility

  • Oh ok I wasn’t sure about this. But I think TrueNAS only supports ZFS and this would be an issue on my system

  • Thanks, I’ve seen Incus have an online demo, this is nice, I’ll give it a try.

    For BTRFS, if I understand correctly, I can have a similar result as mergerfs if I use SINGLE. But as RAID5/6 is unstable it seems I would still need snapraid, or am I missing something?

  • Don’t I need mergerfs and snapraid with BTRFS?

    Also it’s not clear what LXD/Incus replaces? Is it Promox or Promox + OMV?

  • Ok, this is good to know!

  • On the N100, they say the max support is 16GB RAM. If you were looking for at least 32GB, it may not be an option anymore

  • Actually I wanted to have a NAS and another more powerful server. But this is because I thought NAS were some cheap basic servers… When I saw the price I thought I might as well have a single more powerful server doing NAS + transcoding. I haven’t made my mind up, I’ll check the Lenovo Tiny, thanks

  • Thanks, 30W while idling and 40W~ while in use seems really fine!

  • Indeed, this is something I need to take into account

  • Okay thanks, this is good to know!

  • I would have, but this is all about the power consumption. Getting an old PC, I’m afraid to be at least around 100W…

  • Thanks, as I said I’m bad with hardware, so I need to lookup what NVMe SSD actually are.

    Can you tell me about the power consumption you get from your setup?