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The file system is the way an operating system organises its data on the storage (usually non-volatile, like an SD card) available to it.
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Can I use Raspberry pi as NAS with Raid 1 and encrypted file systems?
I am currently using a desktop computer as NAS where I have four hdd's which I have in Raid 1 using mdadm. These Raid 1-drives are encrypted using Ubuntu's default encryption (I think it is cryptsetup …
