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  about 1 month ago by robert.richardson | Reply

  I am also looking into this at the moment, i was looking at TrueNAS, but so far only tried OpenMediaVault with ZFS raid-z1, and now OpenMediaVault with btrfs raid-5, as i plan to use a arm SBC and TrueNAS sadly does not support arm.

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I am also looking into this at the moment, i was looking at TrueNAS, but so far only tried OpenMediaVault with ZFS raid-z1, and now OpenMediaVault with btrfs raid-5, as i plan to use a arm SBC and TrueNAS sadly does not support arm.
 
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I am also looking into this at the moment, i was looking at TrueNAS, but so far only tried OpenMediaVault with ZFS raid-z1, and now OpenMediaVault with btrfs raid-5, as i plan to use a arm SBC and TrueNAS sadly does not support arm.
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  about 1 month ago by robert.richardson | Reply

  I've drafted some comparison charts yesterday, comparing TrueNAS, OMV, Rockstor, XigmaNAS and Amahi, regarding:
  - Base System Requirements
  - File Access Protocols
  - Supported File Systems

  View comparison (on cryptpad.fr)

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I've drafted some comparison charts yesterday, comparing **TrueNAS**, **OMV**, **Rockstor**, **XigmaNAS** and **Amahi**, regarding: - Base System Requirements - File Access Protocols - Supported File Systems <h5><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/2/code/view/z5sa05690EoHCSEk4y7myaaGITNcey6om2ZXt6ZzhVw/embed/present/">View comparison</a> (on <a href="https://cryptpad.fr">cryptpad.fr</a>)</h5> <h5><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://cryptpad.fr/code/#/2/code/edit/1qqcuAMxJLjHVx5x3bHnrApz/embed/">Edit comparison</a> (on <a href="https://cryptpad.fr">cryptpad.fr</a>)</h5>
 
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I've drafted some comparison charts yesterday, comparing TrueNAS, OMV, Rockstor, XigmaNAS and Amahi, regarding:
- Base System Requirements
- File Access Protocols
- Supported File Systems
View comparison (on cryptpad.fr)
Edit comparison (on cryptpad.fr)
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