Not the person you replied to, but I want to make a case for ZFS on a generic small motherboard. You wind up with Linux or FreeBSD so it's a general-purpose server, unless you want to use something like FreeNAS. And with ZFS, you get snapshotting, RAIDz, checksumming, etc, as opposed to "oh it has RAID 5 woohoo".
RAID (including the software RAID in Linux) doesn't actually do checksumming for file verification. AFAIK, ZFS is the only open system to do so.
RAID (including the software RAID in Linux) doesn't actually do checksumming for file verification. AFAIK, ZFS is the only open system to do so.