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Can I use external hard drive with laptop for self hosting?
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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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256 GB is plenty. I start most of my servers at 30 GB and add space as necessary. Less for Linux.
I guess it shows what a noob am I, planning to use Windows lmao. Never used Linux tbh but I get it in these cases
Highly recommend installing Proxmox or just a server version of a distribution. Much lower OS resource requirement means more available for everything else.
In the end, you can chuck Windows back on if the experiment doesn't work out.