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Part 5: Redundancy tasks. The first four posts “Using a RAID system with DietPi – part 1“, “– part 2“, “– part 3” and “– part 4” dealt with the setup of, the access to, the management/diagnosis and the maintenance tasks of a RAID system with an example of a RAID 5. This blog post […]
Part 4: RAID maintenance. The first three posts “Using a RAID system with DietPi – part 1”, “- part 2” and “- part 3” dealt with the setup of, the access to and the management/diagnosis of a RAID system with an example of a RAID 5. This blog post deals with the maintenance tasks, e.g. […]
Part 3: Basic management and diagnosis tasks. The first two posts “Using a RAID system with DietPi – part 1” and “- part 2” dealt with the setup of and the access to a RAID system with an example of a RAID 5. This blog post deals with the basic management and diagnosis tasks, e.g. […]
Part 2: Access the RAID. The first post “Using a RAID system with DietPi – part 1” dealt with the setup of a RAID system with an example of a RAID 5. This blog post deals with the usage, i.e. managing the access to the RAID from outside via NFS, Samba and FTP. Table of […]
Part 1: System overview and installation of the RAID. RAID storage systems can act as a backup system with a low failure rate. Setting up such a system is no rocket science and is described in a step by step manner below. The objective is to achieve an economical NAS storage for access via NFS […]
Linux offers the option of logical volumes, these are disk arrays which form larger single volumes. A software package for this purpose is called lvm2 and can be used in a DietPi system.This post shows how to generate a logical volume and use resp. manage it using the lvm2 package. Table of contents 1. Introduction […]
