@linus tech tips BIG BIG WARNING your log drive must be mirrored in this configuration if you lost this drive you lost all your data this information is mentioned in red at the pool creation

And I thought my 4TB SSHD, 2TB NVME 4.0 and 2TB SSD was much... well I can install 4 Call of Duty's ig

Linus I think that's EPYC 7402p But you mentioned it's 7302p

or just buy an entry level storage cluster from 45drives for 20000$

WE LOVE YOU JOIN OUR MARRIAGE.

797 dislikes are from Lumaforge investors.

i didnt know linus still made videos like this I love it brings me back to the old days when it wasn't all just news and reviews and was more of "lets see what crazy shit linus puts together in his parents garage today"

I can't wait to see the migration to truenas scales, if you want this server acting as more then a file server.

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It is funny how many people think SLOG is for added performance boost. In reality it is intended to provide safety. Thusly Super-cap backed SSD's are recommended. In fact, get a hold of a few RMS-200/8G PCI-e cards with 8GB of DDR3 (You reviewed a similar Gigabyte card from the 00's, and THAT is what those could be used for... Those RMS-200 beasts do 5.5GB/sec unlimited write endurance and 1.4Mil IOPS. SLOG is all about latency. Those Sabrent will not last long before they fail catastrophically with the amount of data I suspect you intend to push through them. You will probably also fry those L2ARC SSD's plenty fast.

We just love this video! Especially around 13:03! :D Go #TrueNAS!

9:17 oh hey that's from the xbox controller video that just came out

4:45 jellyfish can sus! 😳

Not the intention but I looked up and bought a pack of the masks Jake wore, looks nice.

Where do I find the parts list?

Like any of those influencers actually paid for them...

am i doing my math wrong on those Exos drives? 2.5m hours = 285 years?

your math is correct but the manufacturers are a bit misleading as always. the number is about the data in the disk platters ONLY, not the disk heads, circuits etc and if the platters are not damaged. most common (spinning) disk failures are caused by r/w heads fault (stuck), heads crashing to the platters, or circuit board fail. your data in the platters can theoretically be fine for 285 years IF you have a way to replace any of the other failed components, you can read them. in reality, for continuous operation, i'd say ~5years for most consumer disks and maybe even ~10 for some good enterprise models. but after that, they are basically zombies.

18:00 got the same setup from the MX518 to the wipes and "hand sanitizer"

But Linus those guys are probably being sponsored by jellyfish dude...it's all capitalist malarkey!

Can we see you go bald?

You're still missing the point of the jellyfish, the youtubers in question even explained the reasons why they bought it. It's the same with Apple.

Sunon are industry standard and very high quality fans though... They just don't put as much money into marketing as noctua.

Just saw this video today, youtube f***ed up my recomented feed.

f-fleeced

Deja Vu.

What’s next? Criticizing them for buying 45drives?

Was anyone else besides me replaying the intro over and over?

Jake's videos have been on point.

why dose linus not mention what thermal past he uses

What is a jellyfish here?

Make a video showing how badass of a server you could build for their pricing! Do like 3x the storage or similar to maximize the embarrassment lol

I prefer delta fans

Could have gone with a much smaller intent log, but hey you had money to burn :D

You only Liao once

Linus looked high as giraffe balls towards the end of the video lol.

Is it only me who felt bad for the mousepad in the beginning?

Pulseway isn't open source, people should not be using it

Linus Flex Tips

apple ripping people off professionally

Great content...THX LTT =)

Can I just say that Linus looks great in that beanie? Beanies make everything better, and this is coming from a guy who wears a beanie all the time

I cant believe linus changed his name to luke

I have a near identical system. I returned the noctua cpu cooler since it doesnt face the back of the case, not ideal for rackmount

sata to molex or lose all your data, consumer non plp slog, also slog/zil is NOT an write cache...

Can I get the spec and build list for this "Fryer"? I know someone that is interested in one, or more. He may want to cluster them.

18:29

At 13:13 Linus says that you guys will link Serve the Home's collab video in the description, but it isn't there at time of this writing. :(

I know how to save 45k - don't use them?

So i can build a 1000 dollar Gaming Pc for 200 Bucks ? Would love to see that.

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It's wonderful to watch Linus as he grows up. His voice is deeper than it was a few years ago.

Wow, the first insane built from LTT that actually makes sense. I would have gone for a couple of Optane SSD's for SLOG/L2ARC however. Cant beat them for random IO.

Did you smash iJustine yet

So when is this going to be available on lttstore.com?

I definitely would go for RAIDZ3 with that many drives per zdev.

7:00 Nope, you should be using mirrored ZIL SSD's.

Linus joins the elite FreeBSD user cabal :-)

It would be cool to see how much it would cost to make something with the same performance, i.e how much you would save making your own equivalent

I think if you have a few bucks to spare, in expectation of making more profit, you should invest with bitcoinsamurai. This is coming from someone who has invested and withdrawn a couple of times

I dont have 45k dollars, so i dont buy it and will save 45k dollars

13:44

While watching this, I realized that I'm using exactly same CPU, Motherboard, HDD, HBA, RAM capacity

"Hello, police? I'd like to report a gang-on-gang violence incident? Yes, I just witnessed members of the Linus Techies absolutely slaughter the LumaForgeries gang."

I appreciate that you guys always add subtitles/closed captions.

you just killed a whole team of investors, I absolutely love it

What HBA did Linus used?

He did the Dr. Evil thingy

*cough* autoconfiguration ips anyone?

....Don't HDDs last longer than SSDs?

still upset that he built the YouTube friends he had tossed his old servers for the Jellyfish storage systems. Until they sponsor him then he will make up with any company.

I laughed a little at the end there... Comon Linus wake on LAN has been around for ages 😅

People like Justine and MKBHD will rationalize their purchases till the $58k has the same buying potential as $13k due to inflation. Spoiled.

IP 10.69.0.10 would be fancier

Hehe... Jelly fish is still cheap if you are use to enterprise storage for Netapp or EMC. Expect about $1k per TB, plus expensive support contracts.

After years of not building computers, I am baffled at the amount of standards and interfaces that are now available. I feel lost 🤨

Molex to sata, lose all your data

Jellyfish CEO "He is shooting his mouth again? Make the call I want him dead by sunrise"

Here I am watching this like I know what any of the stuff he's saying means.....thanks Linus!!

YOINKER

I'd be super interested in knowing what kind of anti-Linus measures his coworkers have devised

I bet Seagate who usually sponsor this kind of thing, LOVE when he says "spinning rust" drives... that's like 95% of their product line getting shit on.

Cool Video, maybe you could review Nextcloud for the small end user site of things. Maybe you could review it on a raspberry Pi for the lowest costs.

...but can it run Crysis?

15:30 …or just enable IP4ALL/zeroconf and/or DHCP (like dnsmasq which also includes DNS caching) and forget about doing anything manually.

New new Whonnock

Lol, I also got 4 Exos 12 TB about 2 years ago for home use, because they were cheaper than all the "NAS" drives at that time.

Can we take a second to appreciate Linus's fashion sense? Pink beanie, leopard print mask, and socks with sandals. Also a lanyard. _chef kiss_ (love everything about it Linus)

i love his new look aswell^^ (havent looked into the channel for a few months)

New New > 3

Whonnock 3

When the jellyfish is sus!1!11!!1 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

Speaking of stupidly over priced. LTT last I checked still used Resilio which costs like $20,000/year. LTT should do a video on an alternative to Resilio Connect that's not stupidly overpriced.

We have never used resilio for anything.

I appreciate the Dark Mode intro

@16:01 you should enable DHCP since presumably the user doesn't know how to setup manual IP addresses.

I'll be on the lookout for a used one of these drives when you upgrade them to 24tb drives in a couple of years lol

TrueNAS Core

Thank you for this and the original Jellyfish Fryer video with all SSDs. Between you and STH I have saved my work 10s of thousands of $$ and been able to reuse existing hardware. Keep up the great work.

is this the rise of Linus Industries?

I have a question why did you use a /24 and waste 252 addresses? Wouldn’t it have been more efficient to use /30s or 255.255.255.252 subsets that only have 2 host addresses for point to point links? I’m a network nerd and I have some Channel To Channel networks which use SDLC and I use /30 subnets on those. Just some background on that the Channel To Channel adapter is a way to couple 2 mainframe systems together so I’m using that to couple my Guest OS to the TCPIP service machine on zVM to provide networking to the Guest OS that is non-QDIO compliant otherwise I would use a Vswitch. I really enjoy your videos and maybe you can do a collaboration and help our local college out with a problem we have? Let me know! Kind regards, Vincent

Instead of using 10-series IP addresses, why not use the APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing) subnet? One day, people will use APIPA. 🙄

I have an Epyc 7371 in that same board. Love it in every way except for the pcie slot lock. Kind of annoying to remove a graphics card.

you stillreach for your pocket