Our project has grown since our initial prototype so we decided to make a dedicated website for it.
It�s available at www.boksdesign.com.
Comments: 24 Responses (Comments RSS)Just stumbled on your site and see this nice miniserver, where can I buy it and to what price whithout discs?? .. :-)
// Leif Bohlin
I think you are one good track. I have built 3 traditional file servers (large, noisy, etc), RAID 5, 2 TB usable. I have been looking for a NAS (Infrant for example), that meets my needs. However, I have not found a consumer NAS that does, yet. What I would like:
1) Has to scale beyond 5 drives - 8 to 10 drives would be great.
2) Control the noise - make as quite as possible
3) Allow for expandable arrays
4) Support Raid 5 - Raid 6 a bonus
5) Allows user to add own drives
6) Maybe support non match drives and allow the largest drive to be the parity drive (Like Lime Technology’s - unRAID)
I would be all over something like this - would by two (1 for on-line and 1 for back-up - offline).
Thanks,
Paul
Hej,
Jag hittade den här boxen på sweclockers, jag vart sugen på att bygga en likadan, men jag förmodar att ni inte vill lämna ut ritningarna på den? maila mig om ni har lust att lämna ut dem, jag tänkte använda mig av ett företag som laserskär en prototyp.
Hör av er.
Rickard
I’m looking for a similar case but with 3 5.25” bays so that i can install a rack component allowing 5 sata drives to be externally hot-swappable. Have anything that would do the job in mind? Please reply in my mail address, teomaragakis@gmail.com.
Thanks a lot :)
I was set to run down this path, then read about Amazon’s S3. Hmmm… Maybe a 1Tb server acting as a cache into S3?
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Ok, I confess, not totally uninstalled but Sharpcast is still a pretty cool tool on the web. Most of us have hundreds of pictures stored on the local harddrive. What if it breaks. You have backups? Do you backup it up every day? Well, most of us don’t.
Sharpcast is a service that lets you have your pictures online. It makes sure to synchronize all your local pictures with the online store and whenever you make any changes, the changed photo will be uploaded automatically in the background.
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Anyway, if you’re into photos and have problems organizing them and want to have them backed up - check it out!
Have you ever re-installed your PC just because you had “too much stuff installed”. You simply wanted a clean desktop as it looked from day 1. Well, the whole thought of my site is to uninstall everything and keep everything online so why do I need to bother with my local desktop computer? All I actually want is an web browser and an Internet connection.
I was inspired by the following post by Max Limpag where he gives you an overview of the web desktops out there.
So maybe now I need is just some minimal thin client with a webbrowser and if I need a complete “desktop” with all my applications - no need to mix Google Apps, Windows Live Apps and so on. Check my web desktops for more articles on the subject.
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While living more online and uninstalled, you have to register at more and more websites. I suggest you get two e-mail addresses, one that you use for registering at sites, mailinglists, forums and so on. This will probably end up on in a spamdatabase in the end antway. Then get annother one for personal e-mails.
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Saturday, January 27th, 2007 at 2:10 pmNice!