Yesterday, iXsystems upload a snapshot of their new FreeNAS release on the SVN. The new FreeNAS is based on nanoBSD, then here are all the steps for generate the disk image of this release (from a FreeBSD 8.1 amd64). Refer to the README file for more information. cd /usr/src/tools/tools/nanobsd svn co https://freenas.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/freenas/experimental/ix freenas cd freenas […]

Hi, there is a BSDay at Nantes (France) the 1st june 2010. We will present pfSense, FreeNAS and FreeBSD ZFS. Free entry (no registration required) !

I will be on the FreeBSD stand during the 3 days of Solutions Linux / Open Source 2010 in Paris (16-17 and 18th march). Meet me here !

Hi all, FreeNAS needs some big modification for removing its present limitation (one of the biggest is the non support of easly users add-ons). We think that a full-rewriting of the FreeNAS base is needed. From this idea, we will take 2 differents paths: Volker will create a new project called “‘OpenMediaVault” based on a […]

FreeNAS has been nominated as Community Choice Awards 2009 finalist in the following categories Best Project Most Likely to Change the Way You Do Everything You can vote for FreeNAS by clicking on the picture below Your project, FreeNAS, is a finalist in these categories: Best Project Most Likely to Change the Way You Do […]

Thanks to all for your votes on this first round ! FreeNAS has been chosen as a finalist in the categories: Best Project Most Likely to Chang the Way You Do Everything Now, the “second round” is open : Vote for FreeNAS !! You can found on youtube a personal video for motivate the voters.

http://searchstorage.techtarget.com.au/articles/26686-REVIEW-FreeNAS http://thaed.wordpress.com/2008/08/31/building-a-32-tb-server-a-thought-experiment/

You can find a great book about FreeNAS here. Thanks to Gary Sims.

Finally a AMD64 build from FreeNAS 0.7 is available. It can be downloaded in the ‘Nightly Build‘ section.