We used to use these great mobos from a company called CongaTec
http://www.congatec.us/qa6.html
http://www.congatec.us/qcarrier.html
This 95x140 motherboard and QSeven module can handle 2 Data drives.
I know you said you would prefer not to roll your own, but if you do, this
is an awesome setup.
Kevin
On Oct 4, 2010 2:27 PM, "Kurt Granroth"
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kurt+plug-discuss@granroth.com<
kurt%2Bplug-discuss@granroth.com>>
wrote:
I'm looking for a NAS that looks roughly like so:
o Very low power usage (~10 watts or less, ideally)
o Can run squid or similar proxy
o Can serve up files like you'd expect as NAS to do
o Can stream media
o Can run Linux or, at least, is customizable
Anybody using anything like this already?
I'm not opposed to rolling my own with mini-itx or the like but I'd
prefer not to. I do wonder if the proxy requirement is more of a
deal-breaker since most NAS units try to stay strictly in the storage realm.
One thought is adapting a Pogoplug or Seagate Dockstar or the like. I'm
not yet sure if that'll do all I want, though.
Any thoughts?
Kurt
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