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A mean to store data. (HDD, USB, SD, SDD, etc.)

3 January 2018

FreeNAS 11.1 released, is FreeNAS back after Corral departure?

FreeNAS is probably the most popular and most used Free NAS Operating System. FreeNAS 11.1 is the new version of the popular NAS operating system released on the 13th December 2017. As you’ll see in a...

FreeNAS / Tutorials

21 June 2017

How to install FreeNAS 11 in 5 easy steps

After the retirement of FreeNAS Corral, the FreeNAS team is proud to present its successor: FreeNAS 11. Today we’ll look at how to install it in 5 easy steps.

FreeNAS / News

21 June 2017

FreeNAS 11: new features, VMs, new GUI, goodbye Corral

FreeNAS is probably the most popular and most used Free NAS Operating System. After the retirement of FreeNAS Corral, the FreeNAS team is proud to present its successor: FreeNAS 11. This release aims at adding new...

Theory

29 March 2017

BIOS and UEFI explained, all you need to know about

BIOS and UEFI are two of a kind, but completely different from each other. They serve one major purpose: booting the machine and they do it in different ways and with different options. Without them, all...

FreeNAS / Tutorials

22 March 2017

How to install FreeNAS 10 “Corral” in 5 easy steps

FreeNAS Corral has been released just a week ago, yet it has already reached its fans’ hearts thanks to its sleek interface and its new features. Today we’ll look at how to install it in 5...

FreeNAS / News

15 March 2017

FreeNAS 10: new features, the ultimate NAS OS gets a new name “Corral”

FreeNAS is probably the most popular and most used Free NAS Operating System. Today, 15th March 2017, version 10 has been released, bringing many new exciting features. With this new update, FreeNAS changes face, name and...

Linux / Theory

7 September 2016

Swap partitions: what are they? Do I need them?

One of the most asked question by Linux beginners is: “What is this swap partition?” usually followed by “Do I need it?”. In this article I try to explain what these partitions are and if you...

Linux / Tutorials

30 March 2016

Getting started with BTRFS

BTRFS is a file system with logical volumes capabilities and data integrity features that is getting a lot of attention in the Linux world. Learn how to get started today!

Linux

23 March 2016

BTRFS: what is it and why is it great?

In the computer world and particularly in the Linux world there are many filesystems available: ext, XFS, NTFS, FAT32 to name a few. BTRFS is a relatively new filesystem that is quickly gaining attention in the...

Miscellaneous

16 March 2016

Building a reliable NAS – Part 2

This post is the sequel of “Building a reliable NAS – Part 1“. If you missed it be sure to check it out : )

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Tagged: Drive

FreeNAS 11.1 released, is FreeNAS back after Corral departure?

How to install FreeNAS 11 in 5 easy steps

FreeNAS 11: new features, VMs, new GUI, goodbye Corral

BIOS and UEFI explained, all you need to know about

How to install FreeNAS 10 “Corral” in 5 easy steps

FreeNAS 10: new features, the ultimate NAS OS gets a new name “Corral”

Swap partitions: what are they? Do I need them?

Getting started with BTRFS

BTRFS: what is it and why is it great?

Building a reliable NAS – Part 2

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