Subj : Re: pi-nas
To   : MeaTLoTioN
From : paulie420
Date : Wed Nov 16 2022 16:51:46

 Me>  pa> So, yes, a Pi is fully capable as a NAS - but with some caveats. At
 Me>  pa> *BEST* I get 50MBs transfer speeds, but it idles around 10MBs most
 Me>  pa> times...
 Me> 
 Me> Interesting, I get an average or 76MB/s with a 1gb file via scp from my
 Me> pc over a 1Gbps network to the rpi-nas direct to a usb-3 raid array
 Me> 
 Me> $ scp test.1gb root@pi-nas:/mnt/md0/shared/test/
 Me> test.1gb                                                              
 Me> 100% 1024MB  75.9MB/s   00:13
 Me> 
 Me> What disks are you copying to? Are they in a raid10 config (like mine)
 Me> or a raid1 mirror or a raid0 stripe? or are they just singular disks? I
 Me> think I might be able to squeeze a little more write speed due to the
 Me> raid10.

USB-3 external drives. 

I get much better speeds from my PBS-Backup machine whilst I shucked those HDDs 
















































































































































































































































































and have them connected via SATA.

And yer right; I am able to get 50MB+ when I write to the main[small] drive of 
the Pi-NAS.



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