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prologic | jaeger: if you’re around I wanted to ask some other q’s about your CRUX+ZFS NAS experience :) | 02:36 |
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prologic | What sort of HW are you powering this with? | 02:37 |
prologic | I don’t necessary want to end up in a sitaution where my hw (the compute side) is as sepensive as the 4x HDD(s) :/ | 02:37 |
prologic | if you know what I mean | 02:37 |
jaeger | well, the host machine is just commodity server stuff. supermicro x9scm-f motherboard, 16GB ECC RAM, Xeon E3-1230. It boots ESXi from a USB stick | 02:39 |
jaeger | the VM that runs the NAS is a 2-core with 2GB RAM | 02:39 |
jaeger | http://wahlnetwork.com/2012/03/13/building-esxi-5-whitebox-home-lab-servers/ <-- got the idea a couple years back from a post like this | 02:41 |
jaeger | I have a different case, PSU, etc., but you get the idea | 02:42 |
jaeger | I probably would not have bought the hardware JUST for a NAS box but it's been great for running a bunch of VMs | 02:44 |
jaeger | I run my firewall on it, several crux VMs (including the ISO bootstrappers), a minecraft/starbound server, etc. | 02:44 |
jaeger | http://thehomeserverblog.com/esxi/esxi-5-0-amd-whitebox-server-for-500-with-passthrough-iommu-build-2/ <-- another option | 02:44 |
prologic | ahh | 03:04 |
prologic | yeah rightio :) | 03:04 |
prologic | thanks for the pinters | 03:05 |
prologic | every time I lok at doing this | 03:05 |
prologic | it ends up costing an arm and a leg :) | 03:05 |
prologic | nevermind the HDD(s) x 4 :) | 03:05 |
jaeger | yeah, there certainly is some initial outlay. you can use it for a lot of stuff once it's built, though | 03:06 |
prologic | that’s true | 03:18 |
prologic | perhaps it’s worth it in the long run :) | 03:18 |
jaeger | I think it was for me. Only you can answer that in the end for you | 03:32 |
prologic | yeah | 03:43 |
prologic | well our household is getting to a point where I’m runniing out of places to store data ;) | 03:43 |
prologic | e.g: photos, videos, documents | 03:43 |
prologic | mythtv recording space, etc | 03:43 |
prologic | :) | 03:43 |
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jue | hello | 13:57 |
jue | finally removed mtdev from xorg, new input-evdev uses libevdev too now | 13:59 |
jue | jaeger: setup-helper and packages.xorg are up-to-date, but you should run setup.dependencies prior to the next build, please | 14:02 |
jaeger | was it not up to date on the rc? | 14:05 |
jue | sure it was, but because of the changes wrt evdev it needs a rebuild | 14:06 |
jaeger | ok, just wondered if I'd broken it somehow, heh | 14:06 |
jue | no no, everything is fine :) | 14:06 |
jaeger | I rebuild setup.dependencies and packages.all when bootstrapping (at least if I don't forget) | 14:06 |
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jaeger | finally got tired of the sluggish desktop interaction in ubuntu and reinstalled CRUX on my workstation here at work | 19:35 |
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jaeger | trying to get mono working properly at the moment since we use keepass2 for some of our IT password junk here | 19:37 |
frinnst | tried keepassx2 ? | 21:10 |
frinnst | i used to use it for work | 21:11 |
frinnst | worked great. lacked some features i guess but did the job | 21:11 |
jaeger | I haven't tried it, didn't know there was an x2 :) | 21:13 |
jaeger | I did just get KeePass2 working, though, had to install libgdiplus for mono | 21:15 |
frinnst | I have a port for it | 21:21 |
jaeger | I'll take a look at it, thanks | 21:25 |
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jaeger | is mtdev no longer needed at all in 3.1? | 21:57 |
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