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So cheesy name aside, the XBox 360 is basically a crappy PC. There's already ways to run Linux on it so I thought why not turn it into a NAS? It has a hard drive bay. I have seen similar projects from research and I think it's possible, in addition to this, I will try to integrate it into my desk. 

 

I have no idea if this will work, but why not try!

 

I will be posting here along the way (so pretty often) so follow if you're interested.

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can you also do benchmarks to see how it actually performs compared to PC's

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7 minutes ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

Maybe, the only version of Linux that I can find working is an older version of Ubuntu so I'll see how that goes.

well if you can manage to get it to work, please do

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To be fair, the 360 (and especially the PS3) would have been pretty top of the line PC's back in their day. Even now they'd be acceptable.

 

But this intrigues me.

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