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I finally got around to putting together my RockPro64 and the NAS case.

I have the PIne64 power supply (12V/5A) as well as 2 8TB Seagate Ironwolf NAS drives.

When I booted from Armbian, NextcloudPI, and Ayufan's OMV image on an EMMC card, all is fine.

Once I added the 2 Drives, nothing...

Reimaged the EMMC and tried with 1 Drive, nothing...

Reimaged the EMMC again and tried with a WD 4TB Red NAS drive, nothing...

Reimaged again and tried with just the EMMC card and all is fine.

Guessing the Hard Drives I have are drawing too much power for the stock Pine64 power supply. Is it possible to put in a higher amp power supply? Maybe 6 or 7 amps?

Thoughts or suggestions?

Thanks!


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I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.
(03-11-2019, 06:15 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.

Thanks, Good to know.  I'll try again with some other hard drives and see what I come up with.
(03-11-2019, 04:07 PM)jsfrederick Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 06:15 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.

Thanks, Good to know.  I'll try again with some other hard drives and see what I come up with.

the disks arrived yesterday and I installed successfully.
the ayufan's image can't recoginized the disks, so I replaced the kernel with mrfixit2001's.
I use openmediavault to create a raid 1, it use about 5-6 hours to created it.
to set fan work, I installed ats. it seems worked good.
I trans a file with ssh, the speed is ahout 60-70MB/s, I don't kown is there any method to make it more fast.
(03-14-2019, 08:25 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 04:07 PM)jsfrederick Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 06:15 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.

Thanks, Good to know.  I'll try again with some other hard drives and see what I come up with.

the disks arrived yesterday and I installed successfully.
the ayufan's image can't recoginized the disks, so I replaced the kernel with mrfixit2001's.
I use openmediavault to create a raid 1, it use about 5-6 hours to created it.
to set fan work, I installed ats. it seems worked good.
I trans a file with ssh, the speed is ahout 60-70MB/s, I don't kown is there any method to make it more fast.

Over SMB? you may wish to try some tweaks, these at the very least:


Code:
min receivefile size = 16384
write cache size = 524288
getwd cache = yes
(03-14-2019, 09:16 AM)Luke Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-14-2019, 08:25 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 04:07 PM)jsfrederick Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 06:15 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.

Thanks, Good to know.  I'll try again with some other hard drives and see what I come up with.

the disks arrived yesterday and I installed successfully.
the ayufan's image can't recoginized the disks, so I replaced the kernel with mrfixit2001's.
I use openmediavault to create a raid 1, it use about 5-6 hours to created it.
to set fan work, I installed ats. it seems worked good.
I trans a file with ssh, the speed is ahout 60-70MB/s, I don't kown is there any method to make it more fast.

Over SMB? you may wish to try some tweaks, these at the very least:


Code:
min receivefile size = 16384
write cache size = 524288
getwd cache = yes

I use ssh(scp) from my Macmini host directly, and there is no swich/router.
board is Rockpro64/2G.
(03-14-2019, 08:25 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 04:07 PM)jsfrederick Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 06:15 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.

Thanks, Good to know.  I'll try again with some other hard drives and see what I come up with.

the disks arrived yesterday and I installed successfully.
the ayufan's image can't recoginized the disks, so I replaced the kernel with mrfixit2001's.
I use openmediavault to create a raid 1, it use about 5-6 hours to created it.
to set fan work, I installed ats. it seems worked good.
I trans a file with ssh, the speed is ahout 60-70MB/s, I don't kown is there any method to make it more fast.

Hi! Quick question: Did you just build mrfixit2001's kernel from source from here? https://github.com/mrfixit2001/rockchip-kernel
(03-14-2019, 08:25 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 04:07 PM)jsfrederick Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-11-2019, 06:15 AM)chengjianwen Wrote: [ -> ]I got my case and I use two old harddisks to test it, it seems ok.
I use a 12V/5A power supply.
I bought two WD 4TB Red NAS drive and want to build a raid system. it's on the way now.

Thanks, Good to know.  I'll try again with some other hard drives and see what I come up with.

the disks arrived yesterday and I installed successfully.
the ayufan's image can't recoginized the disks, so I replaced the kernel with mrfixit2001's.
I use openmediavault to create a raid 1, it use about 5-6 hours to created it.
to set fan work, I installed ats. it seems worked good.
I trans a file with ssh, the speed is ahout 60-70MB/s, I don't kown is there any method to make it more fast.

Hi @chengjianwen

I am thinking about switching from a Synology 713+ NAS to a Pine64 RockPro4G NAS 

My 713+ Synology uses about 40Watt's constant incl. 2 WD RED 3TB HDD's.

Can you tell me about your power consumption with the 2 HDD's ?

Thx!

Gr. Hemertje