

I smell fear.


Looking forward to Louis Rossmann’s inevitable video on this.


Actually, no.
For the time being I’m content with my little raspberry pi 5 running debian. I can stream 4K on my home network and that’s all the performance I need for now.


I’m something of an expert myself.


People* don’t want to live in the US*.


Glad I started out with Jellyfin


Had*


People keep saying the Pi is CPU limited but it hasn’t gotten over 10% between all 4 cores while I’ve been transferring files. 16GB of RAM doesn’t seem very limited to me either. Thanks for the link!


Just getting my feet wet. I have plenty of other uses for a Pi so if the NAS doesn’t work out that’s fine, I’ll get something else. Worst case I’m out $70-ish for the Raxda SATA hat. Something is seemingly not right with my config, I haven’t gotten the Pi to break a sweat yet. Thanks for your input though.


16GB of RAM. I figured it might be overkill but I went all-in anyways.


I don’t know what ARC is and my searches so far haven’t helped. The CPU usage is pretty low, on htop is rarely passes 10%.
Edit: I asked chatGPT what it means, this seems like exactly the setting I was hoping to find. I’ll check it out and post an update.
Edit2: I changed the ARC size to 8GB and it definitely seems to have gotten slower.


I guess the Radxa Penta SATA hat would be considered the controller.


I haven’t seen more than maybe 32MB/s. The transfers I’ve done are all on my local network from my desktop to my NAS which is plugged into my router. I have samba installed, my NAS shows up as a network drive just fine and I’ve just been dragging/dropping on my desktop GUI. Before setting up RAID, when I did this I would get around 200MB/s. The Pi has 16GB of RAM and I’m using less than 1.5GB while making a large transfer from my desktop to the NAS.


5x 8TB HDD at 5400rpm all hooked up to a Radxa Penta SATA hat.


I’ve got 5x 8TB HDD at 5400rpm
Added an edit to my post.


Total Recall freaked me out pretty good and I saw it when I was like 32
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