An almost free NAS! - Recycle your old PC - Considering the price of NAS (Network Attached Storage), transforming a very old PC for the purpose can prove to be a good bargain, thanks to tools such as NASlite+. (Article not available online).
 

Hardware project: If you've got a network at home and want to add some storage, this month we built our own device with an old PC. It's really easy. (Article not available online).
 

NAS or networked attached storage is a very attractive idea if you have a home or small office network with a handful of users that share files. In this project I'm going to show you how to make your own NAS box, using bits many of you already have, at a fraction of the cost. (Read Full Article...)
 

Are you looking for low cost and lightweight network storage for your office? NASLite offers a solution. It lets you create a NAS box out of your old hardware. (Read Full Article...)
 

I recommend Linux, in particular a product called NASlite+, which runs off CD and can function well in this sort of hardware. It costs just £14 to download the 3MB ISO files, which you then burn to disc and can use to boot the PC. (Read Full Article...)
 

NASLite is listed in the Distribits - Einfacher Dateiserver section along with a comprehensive description. (Read Full Article...)
 

Do you need to build a file server on a shoe string budget? If you have an old PC (we're talking original Pentium old) lying around with an Ethernet card, then NASLite+, the new offering from ServerElements, may be the best way to build a a big file server for very little money. I've used the original, free, NASLite for quite a while now, and having tried NASLite+, it is well worth the $24.95. (Read Full Article...)
 

Need some extra storage? Got an old box lying around? Check out NASLite. Rather than fussing with a full Linux install and having to maintain/patch yet another box, you can turn any machine into a Network Attached Storage device by booting from a single floppy. (Read Full Article...)
 

Hungarian IT magazine review of NASLite. (Read Full Article...)
 

There must be untold thousands of old computers that have been retired and now have no gainful employment. To put them back in the "network" force, the clever wizards at ServerElements have put together what they call "NASLite", a network attached storage server operating system. (Read Full Article...)
 

Project to build a 1 Terabyte home storage server in 1 day. (Read Full Article...)
 

I've been looking for a good inexpensive solution for storing all our video content. I recently found NasLite 1.x, from ServerElements.com. NasLite is a very simple file server linux distribution that fits on a single floppy. If you have some old computers lying around, NasLite can bring them back to their old glory. (Read Full Article...)
 

Turn an old computer into something useful with NASLite, a $16 program that makes a file server out of pretty much any computer. Think your computer is too old to be a file server? NASLite works on a 486 with as little as 16 MB of ram. (Read Full Article...)