How to turn an old netbook into a NAS drive.


  1. JMH
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    How to turn an old netbook into a NAS drive.


    The network-attached storage (NAS) business is booming. Everyone needs a convenient storage pod for the gigabytes of data they accumulate, and they want to be able to access it from anywhere on the local network and the wider internet.

    As a result, the hardware is getting increasingly powerful. High-end NAS boxes for small businesses and large homes are moving from ARM processors to Intel's Atom platform, and turning simple file servers into far more capable mini-machines in the process.
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    How to turn an old netbook into a NAS drive | News | TechRadar UK
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    That's a good one thanks!
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