A new project shows how to create network-attached storage using a humble Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. While the Zero 2 W is not the most powerful of Raspberry Pi units, it helped keep project costs to just US$35.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Pi-NAS-project-shows-how-to-build-affordable-Raspberry-Pi-based-network-storage-for-US-35.697027.0.html
I mean, if the top speed is 4.5mbps/s, I would just put 2 usb on there and it's a even more compact NAS
$35? For a raspberry pi?
Now-a-days? Where? 😂
Quote from: TwoReplies on February 25, 2023, 03:37:45$35? For a raspberry pi?
Now-a-days? Where? 😂
You can buy RPI zero w in any Microcenter for 15 bucks.
Your pinas is very small
This content sets us back decades. In the era of SSDs and easily attainable 10gbps networks this has very little value.
Quote from: Wow on February 26, 2023, 14:59:58This content sets us back decades. In the era of SSDs and easily attainable 10gbps networks this has very little value.
Spoken like someone incapable of doing thing for themself. Congrats
This is the biggest pinas I ever saw samone holding in his hand!