[mythtv-users] Diskless backend?
Max
max-mythtv-users at lasevich.net
Sun Jun 22 14:57:24 EDT 2003
I've been pondering going diskless on front AND backend (store all data on NAS). The frontend is easy and I am sure plenty of people are doing it, however I am wondering how practical is it on the backend. At around 4GB per hour with higher quality, it works out to be about 8Mbits/s worth of raw data. Add overhead and all and double for playback, this will clearly not work with 10baseT and wireless, but theoretically should not be an issue on a "no-collision-domain" 100Mbit (I think the figures I seem to recall is about 40Mb/s sustained data transfer on 100Mbit copper, a bit more on fiber. Plus I am wondering if NFS can even handle this sort of the data without severe load increase on the server and client.
... or I could be overly paranoid and it may work just fine.
Anyone played with this sort of a setup? Any experiences?
-M
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