I installed Fedora 21 last night, no problems :) Then, ran the commands to install Amahi 8 with my install code, no problems :) I just followed along these basic instructions with the minimal install (https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Amahi_8_Install). Although these instructions said to just follow ...

I'm just about ready to make the plunge and install Amahi. But, I'm still very concerned about the storage situation. I am a newbie/beginner and have been reading about Greyhole. It sounds like a good solution for providing redundancy to the network but it looks the only option now is the Greyhole U...

Great! Thanks for the quick reply.

I am assuming that the Express Disc is Amahi 7.1 on Fedora 19 (https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Express_CD). In the forums and documentation, it is often mentioned that the only officially supported version is the Express Disc. But, with Amahi 8 now out on Fedora 21, for a new install (and for a new...

This doesn't seem like it should be a problem, but I just want to confirm before I make the leap to Amahi. I've read that the Amahi server must be hardwired to work and does not support wireless. So, the way my configuration would work is as follows: internet connection from ISP --> internet cable m...

I am getting ready to wipe an old PC and do an install of fedora and amahi. One thing still concerning me is the drive partitioning setup. Everything I read says to be very careful about how you setup the drive structure, but nothing really gives much actual advice about what to do other than that &...

vegaramos1, thank you for your detailed response and vote of confidence. I am still heavily leaning toward setting up an Amahi server. I have temporarily been sidetracked by some home improvement projects and a house full of people soon to be arriving for Thanksgiving. But, hopefully after everythin...

I have a newbie question along these same lines. I'm in the process of learning about Amahi and hoping to install it in the next week or two. But, reading through this makes me worried that somewhere down the road I will want to upgrade to an updated version of Fedora and when that time comes I will...

hello. I ask the following advice with the hope that I will not get flamed for asking such a basic and likely redundant question. I am a total beginner to the NAS arena but moderately okay with computers in general. However, all of my knowledge revolves around Windows. I have a PC that's about 7-8 y...