Can I install openssh on one of the official linux distributions? I plan to use this along w/ a USB HDD as NAS (network attached storage) over SFTP. How about a WebDAV server on this little pc?
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Yes. Here's a link describing how to do it: http://cplus.about.com/od/raspberrypi/a/How-Do-I-Setup-Ssh-On-Raspberry-Pi.htm And here's a link to a WebDav tutorial: http://www.head4space.com/pidav-webdav-raspberry-pi-tutorial-part-one/
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As it is.. NO. It was only meant to share you data online. Like Han Xu said, you need to install a different operating system like Arch Linux or Debian which might be not what your looking for. If you feel installing debian or Arch is something you can do then I highly recommend using Raspberry Pi or search for something similar. I hope this helps you.
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I didn't see anything in the documentation or technical specs that it directly supports the "USB Attached SCSI Protocol" (which is supported in Win8, but I don't think Win7). Keep in mind that the USB host controller also needs to support UASP. It should be able to natively support a 6TB drive. (Assuming the "Should" box was checked off on the engineering build sheet.) It's probably more a question of "Does your OS support 6TB in the way that you want to use it?"
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Hi Are you looking for a dual boot between Debian and pfSense, or just Debian? I would have to check w/ an engineer based on your answer to insure there is enough room on the 2Gb DOM. If there is not you can upgrade the drive to a 2.5" SATA spinning or SSD.
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ESXi/vSphere compatible SAS-capable HBA, supported by Windows Server 2012 and 2008R2 and it runs in 2 modes, IT (straight through No Raid) and IR (Raid 0,1,1E,10)I've used it for ZFS under FreeNAS and Nas4Free, next project it will be used for Windows Storage Spaces under server2012R2 Don't forget to order the right kind of cables between the cards SFF connectors and your drives.
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Dream Linux works sweet on this little guy too. seems a little faster than Ubuntu 8.10 just had to add a few things to get the webcam working. pretty easy thought with synaptic.
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You can save whatever files you want to it locally (on your lan) outside of that you will be limited in speed and perhaps file size. Really, if you don't want to build your own server, it's the best way to go. I was just a little disappointed that features that were once free are now paid upgrades. Still a very good product.
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Sorry, sir. I can't help you with that question since I don't have an answer for you. My primary machine (laptop) runs Linux and I decided to use mix it up by switching to windows for my desktop (the one containing the pny). Google is your best friend though.
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You should be able to install any OS - I used Fedora, but I don't know of any reason you couldn't load Win7. I know nothing about using Win7 as a server.
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Thanks so this is just a format, and then it is plug and play only needs to be mounted with super user permission to write to the drive (something we do every day in Linux) I was concerned that it might have some sort of proprietary software interface and could not be used outside of Mac & Microsoft operating systems. The backup software I believe would not be Linux compatible, but Clonezilla does that task rather well... Thanks Linas Vepstas for your hands on response...MT
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I wish they will sell this Linux model without the 32SDHC at cheaper price. A SDHC can be installed later when it becomes necessary. I don't mind that I will have to adjust BIOS or some sort to do so.
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Yup, running pfsense on it for my router. I didn't see any oddball hardware in it, so Linux should run fine as well.
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Devices itselft - can, but You are describing very complex and layered setup, probably, INSIDE the Linux running under virtual box - no, but running under KVM with IO paravirtualization - yes. But that's very "layered" setup..
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Thanks, I went ahead and bought it... it works just fine with my Red Hat Linux box, but it does require reformatting... I'm sure it would work just fine with most other Linux distros too.
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It's not a SSHD or SSD. It's just a standard, 2TB HDD (but it works great)! I use it in my PS4. My friend who bought a hybrid 1TB HDD says he wishes he now got this one because mine loads up just a TAD bit slower than his and the gaming load times that he saves time on are barely felt with his SSHD. ;-)
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AFP yes, QTS 4.1 supports SMB 2.0, Qnap NAS produtct offer better hfs+ support, looks like yes to all three
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NEWBs is already on the SD card, plus you can use filezilla to SFTP files to your Raspberry Pi. An adapter would be nice but is far from required.