Yeah. I would need the 5 TB one for my stuff, so that is the €11/month box.
Strit
joined 2 years ago
True. I'd have to get the €11/month box for it though. It's cheaper to set up one of my Raspberry Pi's with an external drive I already have. I just need to figue out how it's best to transfer and dedublicate the data. :)
I think what I need to do correctly on my homelab this year, is setup off-site backups. I currently only backup to seperate drives and machines inside my own home. I need to setup something at my parents place to take weekly and monthly backups.
Other than that, my media server needs a bigger storage drive.
I'm not really able to answer that question. My unit is in my attic, so I can't hear it anyhow. I haven't noticed it overheating during the summer though.
Honestly, they are all good options. I have the Aoostar prebuilt option for my home server/NAS and I have had zero issues with it. 2 Sata SSD's and it's sipping around 12-15W power onload. about 10-11W on idle.
I had the Odroid H3 before that, with same SSD's, it was using about 11-15W under load and about 8W idle.
You can easily add photos to an album from the web interface. But still not from the Nextcloud android client.
I've been using it for a couple of years though. I have not really had any problems with auto-upload from my android phone. So not sure if that "not even alpha stage" comment is correct. I don't know the state of it on iOS though.
Sure. Video encoding on the other hand, this likely has the lead as it's QSV with AV1 in hardware. AMD's video encoding is not great at all.
I got the N100 version of that one for my homelab. Works really well. But if the idea is to expand to a business at some point, it's not gonna be powerful enough.
What does CTRL+SHIFT+M do?
The website says you install it like any other package on your distro. Ofcourse that will only work if it's packaged for your distribution. KCM modules in general are system packages, so not something you can install on a user-basis, like themes and widgets.
## Easiest way to install and receive update is to use my Personal Package Archive as follows:
### To install from command line
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bstrong-f/daily
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install fisysmgr or fsmgr
### To install from Synaptic Package Manager
First add the repository:
Go to System Settings, Driver Manager.
Open the "Other Software tap", click Add.
Enter "deb https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/bstrong-f/daily/ubuntu noble main"
For later releases change "noble" to the appreciate release name.
Close Software Sources.
Open Synaptic Package Manager.
Enter "fsmgr" in search bar. (you may need to click Reload on main Synaptic dialog.)
Right Click "fsmgr" in list.
Click Mark for: Installation.
Click Apply.
### Suggested additional packages.
To search for samba/cifs shares you will need to have cifs-utils installed.
To search for NFS shares you will need to have nfs-common installed.
To search for network shares you will also need to have avahi-utils installed.
I think Beszel fits most of those. Not sure if it can restart containers/services.