3TB support for Sparc-based ReadyNAS NV+ and Dou

mdgm wrote:
The Infrant ReadyNAS 600 was the first ReadyNAS model released. See http://www.facebook.com/NETGEAR.ReadyNAS/posts/10150107938982967 It's a Sparc ReadyNAS and has the 2TB limit, of course. The 600 is not to be confused with the x86 models sphardy mentioned e.g. the Ultra 6 diskless (RNDU6000).

You are telling me that all the money I have spend on my 3 readynas devices, the 600, the NV and the NV+ have now become obsolete?

I really hope that this is not the case. I hope the Jedi or programers can fix this mess before Hitler finds out. Hitler is not going to like this one bit.

My Fuhrer will not be pleased. Just look at how he reacted when I had to tell him about the IPAD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_EcybyLJS8

I really don't want to be the one to tell Hitler about how all his readynas Equipment will be stuck on a 2TB drive just like the old 137GB limit that computers use to have.

Please give figure out how to make the readynas support larger than 2TB hard drive or else a video of Hitler's reaction might find its way on youtube!