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Im looking for a NAS that has wifi, that I also can sit next to my mk808 and maybe transfair over usb or cat5. So I can stream HD content
I would like something that can handle mysql if possible so that when I add xbmc to other rooms in my house i can use it
It doesnt have to have a HDD with it. I have some spares. But if it comes with one, thats a bonus.
If ones with mysql are expensive i might just go for a regular NAS
thanks
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Qnap, Synology. You wouldn't want to use wifi tbh. Austore also has a nice product.
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So CAT5 and USB are two different animals, sort of a SAN vs NAS discussion. If you really want networked storage look at unRAID IMO.
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2013-02-01, 21:30
(This post was last modified: 2013-02-01, 21:31 by adamandkate.)
i think unraid is getting too deep. i kinda want plug and play with mysql. something i can plug in, get speed good enough to run 1080p. and be low maintinance.
i can understand why people want unraid. but i have far too many computers around the house as it is
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+1 on QNAP or Synology for what you're describing.
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I hear you on too many computers! so... I built an ESX server and put unRAID on it and about a half dozen other VMs to cover other stuff - including an SQL server for XBMC lol. THAT is too deep I suspect but it sure cleaned up all the crap around making noize!
