ZFS File Server: Build and Initial Setup
September 18, 2020The rest of our hardware is here! We bring our next generation server to life, install ZFS, and start copying the data.
Andrew J. Pierce collects Yixing teapots and lives in Virginia with his wife, son, and Ziggy the cat. You can follow him on Twitter.
The rest of our hardware is here! We bring our next generation server to life, install ZFS, and start copying the data.
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Part four of our DIY electronics adventure to create a safe-to-wake light using a Raspberry Pi Zero
Part three of our DIY electronics adventure to create a safe-to-wake light using a Raspberry Pi Zero
Part two of our DIY electronics adventure to create a safe-to-wake light using a Raspberry Pi Zero
The first part of our DIY electronics adventure to create a safe-to-wake light using a Raspberry Pi Zero
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