I originally had TrueNAS Core installed on my NAS, but since it was discontinued, I switched over to FreeBSD. It worked fine for the most part, but I just wasn't fully satisfied with it. (If you asked me over a beer, I'd probably say it was the logo that bothered me the most.)
Eventually, I installed OmniOS - and I couldn't be happier. Best Regards, I don't use OpenBSD for NAS purposes, but I do use OmniOS and I can just recommend it. https://omnios.org Piotr K. Isajew írta 2025. júl.. 8, K-n 20:53 órakor: > I want to build a NAS for my home network of OpenBSD > machines. I have a 4x8TB HDD machine to use for this > purpose. Primary role of this machine would be a dump and > pg_dump destination, but also a backup storage for some essential > files that are not part of regular backups (i.e. photos / music > archive) accessible as NFS export. > > I'd like to avoid using FreeBSD, but ZFS has some tempting > features like data corruption detection and correction and I > don't want to put a file to archive just to discover that it's > unreadable five years later. Do you use OpenBSD for your home > NAS? If yes, do you just rely on softraid to protect against data > loss or do you supplement it with something? -- --Z--
