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N4F based on BSD 9.2

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There are plans to have N4F based on new BSD 9.2 and new ZFS 5000?

http://www.freebsd.org/releases/9.2R/schedule.html
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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Why need a new version :?: Freebsd-team have not done the old to work as expected. For example - disk transfer speed work without any limitation.
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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we need a new version because all the new haswell board come with the new intel nic i217 which is not supported by freebsd 9.1.
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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You are crazy b0ssman ;) You really want to build a new NAS around Haswell? Do not tell me that you will choose to have i7 4770K ;) That would be a real overkill... On the other hand Asrock offers their Z87 Extreme9 boards with 10 SATA ports!
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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well i would like to but prob not going to.

however there are rumors that the haswell i3 will support the aes-ni instruction set.
and the haswell use far less power while idle.
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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what about the asrock 11/ac with 22 sata ports :)

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7034/comp ... sata-ports
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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b0ssman wrote:what about the asrock 11/ac with 22 sata ports :)

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7034/comp ... sata-ports
Now you are talking ;) I have always been reluctant to use Asrock boards, but I gave it a go with my new gaming build buying Asrock Extreme4 and I am more than happy...
22 SATA III ports...
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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what about ? only 14 ports but supermicro

http://www.supermicro.nl/products/mothe ... 0SL7-F.cfm
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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I may give it a go, if we use the BSD 9.2 :)
I like the numbers, especially the i3 power consumption and YES it does support AES encryption:
http://ark.intel.com/products/75107/Int ... e-1_70-GHz
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Re: N4F based on BSD 9.2

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