Time to disassemble then I guess!

But first, I’d try with the broken disk, or no disk at all just to be sure it’s not the new drive that’s causing problems.

Also, if you can find a YouTube disassembly video for your laptop, check that out.

Also, I arrange all the nuts, bolts, things I disassemble in order, and I take a lot of photos, you’ll thank yourself later when you forgot what that plastic thing is and how it should fit.

Good luck!

Laptops are finicky, you probably disconnected a tiny tiny 2mm long cable without noticing.

You have tried to boot with power plugged in right?

Ya, push push push baby, do it on your own branch so that you can find your way back if needed.

Especially when refactoring.

Installed it, seems simple and efficient!

Would be nice to see all stats at the same time (and machine learning predicting them in the near future …).

Sure, but then you’re looking not for a NAS but more for a minilab right? Personally I just split it in 2, one ol’ trustworthy NAS and then some thinkcentre tiny to mess with.

Bet that algae box will need maintenance too :-)

Looks more like MOSS.

So, uh, what’s wrong with that?

Hello, interesting!

Q1 So it is basically IPFS but you encrypt the data first?

Q2 If a node changes address, how is that handled?

Q3 Isn’t splitting up data making it just more vulnerable? => Seems they use a RAIDish system and calls tgat “splits”

Q4 What kind of encryptions are used?

Q5 How do you access the data? Is there a link or do you have to have the whole nide setup?

Q6 Can you access other peoples data (with their permission)? If yes, how so?

Q7 Why do you have both static and dynamic data, why not go with dynamic all the time?

Edit: I sincerely doubt their clame, not a biggie but nonetheless:

: Tahoe-LAFS is the first Free Software/Open Source storage technology to offer provider-independent security. Provider-independent security means that the integrity and confidentiality of your files is guaranteed by mathematics computed on the client side, and is independent of the servers, which may be owned and operated by someone else.

The worst part for me was reading that they monitor everything you do, and what you streams and who looks at your stuff.

Wtf

Thanks!

For those zettabyte SSDs 😁 ?

I don’t know what it is except the acronym, why whould someone use ZFS?

You are probably right, mine is from 2013 😰

Well yes but it is a NAS not a homelab right?

That’s quite the RAM for a NAS, no? I think mine has 512MB.

Great initiative!

Now move it to Codeberg ;-)

PS. What’s it based on?

A 100Mb connection is not that bad IMO. Lots of people doesn’t have a much better uplink speed.

Well, you do.

Don’t chose china or russia though ;-)

OP asks for not doing exactly that though.