The NAS system with media playback services provides an excellent audio/video-on-demand experience in a home network environment. OMV is the NAS server system software we are looking for. It can be easily extended with available plugins right after the installation of the base system. While primarily designed for home environments or small home offices, OMV's use is not limited to those scenarios. Can be controlled via SSH (if enabled), and provides Access Right Management for users and groups.Supports a variety of different protocols (SFTP、SMB/CIFS, NFS, etc.) for file storage access.Available for x86-64 and ARM platforms with a full Web Administration interface.Simple and easy to use out-of-the-box solution, no need for expert-level knowledge of computer networking and storage systems.It is a Linux rewrite of the well-known free and open-source NAS server system FreeNAS (based on FreeBSD). All these greatly improve system throughput and overall comprehensive performance, and we can use them to create a full-featured home NAS.įor NAS system software, OpenMediaVault (OMV) is a complete NAS solution based on Debian Linux. The power supply is also updated to a USB-C connector.
It includes two new USB 3.0 ports and a full-speed Gigabit Ethernet interface. Raspberry Pi 4B features an upgraded 1.8GHz Broadcom BCM2711（quad-core Cortex-A72）processor and onboard RAM up to 8GB. It also covers some important experiences and lessons that could hopefully benefit anyone interested in this DIY project. This blog records the whole process of building a Raspberry Pi NAS and home media server, including project planning, system implementation, and performance review. LU You (Chinese historian and poet of the Southern Song Dynasty) Knowledge obtained on the papers always feels shallow, must know this thing to practice.
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