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I don't think there's many options left. I still have a QNAP TS-419P here running mainstream 5.10 kernel (it's no longer Debian since they dropped support for i

by tremon 6y ago

I don't think there's many options left. I still have a QNAP TS-419P here running mainstream 5.10 kernel (it's no longer Debian since they dropped support for it), but I don't think newer models are as easily reinstalled with a custom distro. A custom-built mini-ITX machine or a Proliant Microserver would be my next recommendations. But they're not nearly as energy efficient as a consumer-grade NAS.

jnxx 6y ago
> But they're not nearly as energy efficient as a consumer-grade NAS. I agree that over multiple years, electrical power becomes a substantial part of the cost (and also the environmental footprint). Small ARM systems with sufficient memory and fast interfaces are perfect for that.