EasyNAS

take look how my NAS looks like:

It’s not a plan, not a bird, it’s RPI 3 running EasyNAS + HD
It finally here, the exact same code that runs on x86 now runs on RPI. a huge break throw for anyone that want to create a DIY NAS project.
the changes were under the hood. moved to OpenSUSE Tumbleweed that supports all the architecture available.
I will also publish EasyNAS for RPI64, RPI32, i386. it’s now easy to support any architecture.

The Kit i’m using is from Geekworm:

(https://geekworm.com/collections/nas-storage/products/raspberry-pi-4-x825-board-x825-case-x735-board-dc-5v-4a-power-supply-kit)

it include case, power management and a fan. I will hav support in EasyNAS so it will be integrated naturally (increase the fan when it’s hot, or shutdown easynas when clicking power button)

Stay tune,

Yariv.

EasyNAS has just been recognized with a Open Source Excellence award by SourceForge. This honor is awarded only to select projects that have reached significant milestones in terms of downloads and user engagement from the SourceForge community. 

This is a big achievement, as EasyNAS project has qualified for this award out of over 500,000 open source projects on SourceForge. SourceForge sees nearly 30 million users per month looking for, and developing, open source software. This award badge will now appear on EasyNAS project page.

have you seen the article in Linux Pro:
https://www.linuxpromagazine.com/Issues/2022/254/EasyNAS

Thanks for the feedback LinuxPro

there was an issue with EasyNAS 1.0.87 that accidentally deleted the account easynas.
The issue was fixed in version 1.0.90 .
in order to upgrade, use the console and select option 4 ( Search for EasyNAS updates)
After the update to version 1.0.90 everything should be fixed.

Sorry for any inconvenience.