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ZFS on Mac. http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/zfs/wiki/documentation BIg deal? I'm currently using Ubuntu Server edition on an old PC with two fairly large drives via LVM (Basically JABOD). I'm very new to the unix environment and I really have no idea what the hell I'm doing. LVM on Ubuntu Server Edition was quite the accomplishment for me. Is OpenSolaris a respectable option for ZFS and homebrew NAS boxes? (By NAS I mean old computer + drives). And also a rather bad question for RAID-5: Lets say I have two 250gig hard drives and I put them in RAID 5 configuration. Do I see 500Gigs available? Or do I only see 250? Seeing 500gigs available blows my mind if its true. (I am obviously not speaking of ACTUAL availability but is this theoretically sound?)
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Toiletbrush posted:You do know that ZFS originates out of (Open)Solaris? Yeah, I knew it originated with Solaris but I thought Solaris was used more for the corporate world and might be overkill for a homebrew situation where I only have a couple drives.
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I have a ReadyNAS network drive. I also have a Powermac G5: One Ethernet Port is connected to a WRT54GL running as a Wireless Ethernet Bridge (Tomato). I'd like to connect the ReadyNAS to the second ethernet port on the G5. In this situation, I really have no idea whats going on. I could connect the ReadyNAS to the bridge, but I'd like to use a wired Ethernet and keep it off the main network (the main router that hands the G5 an IP through DHCP). The WRT54GL is only a 10/100...
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